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Awards Honoring Our Content

Received April 20, 2001 |
Arete Wave Award - Silver
Congratulations. After
careful review and consideration your site has been selected for the Arete Wave
Award - Silver. Total score was 94 points, extremely close to the next level.
I found your site very easy to use, very handsomely designed, and very thorough.
All and all I enjoyed your web site very much and I found the presentation
pleasing and fitting your purpose.
Jenny Goellnitz - Arete Wave Award |

Received November 13, 2000 |
Eye-Dentity 5 Star Award
It was an absolute
pleasure to browse the Internet Brothers web site. It is a rare occasion indeed
that we have the opportunity to review such an informative and useful web site.
We were unbelievably impressed by the quality and quantity of information that
you make available to your vistors, and we would actually say that your site has
far more than "must bookmark" value it is in our opinion essential
viewing for web-builders everywhere. It is for this reason that we are pleased
to present you with our coveted 5-Star award as a result of your outstanding
efforts. Fantastic job!
The Eye-Dentity
Webteam |

Received April 23, 2000 |
Netmagick Gold Award
You have captured the
elusive quality of a bookmark worthy site, that something extra that every
webmaster on the web is looking for a reason to return. You have given
your time, your expertise, and a part of yourself to the global community. Every
judge said they either bookmarked your site or already had.
Awarding your site with nothing more than Gold seems almost to be an insult
to the hours you have put into the creation of IB. The award is officially
Gold, but in the minds and hearts of the reviewers for 3moons Castle, it is
Gold with a platinum stand and diamond edges.
You and what you have created out of pixels and words make the internet a
place of community, of sharing of ideas, of striving to be the best one can
be. We gratefully acknowledge that contribution with a token of our
appreciation.
I often wonder why sites that I visit frequently don't start to look like
my reference books, with coffee stains and dog-eared pages and the
occasional piece of paper sticking out of the edge. If websites wore out
from use, yours would look like that.
Lauranna - Netmagick |

Received April 22, 2000 |
Red-Eye Rated
Congratulations! Your
site has been selected as the Red-Eye Rated Site of the Month for Content for
February 2000!! Thank you for making our internet community a better place!
Tracker - Red-Eye Rated |

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