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According to this, the picture below represents this blog. Looks really interesting but the site doesn't really offer a lot of explanation on the links (the colours indicate lots of links, pictures and DIV tags, whatever that may be) which is kind of a pity. I was hoping to have lengthy conversations on the flowery qualities of this site...
Found on Welcome to Optimism.
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