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| − | The first 'cursor site' was [http://getitrightandyouwin.ytmnd.com "close eyes, click , open eyes, guess"] - an interactive YTMND considered to be the "first YTMND game" according to [http://blog.wired.com/tableofmalcontents/index.blog?from=20060413 Wired Magazine's Table of Malcontents] blog. Several spinoff YTMNDs ensued, most notably the popular [http://khanfoundithewon.ytmnd.com/ Khan Finds his Pointer]. Months after the "close eyes" cursor YTMND came a series of "interactive cursor" YTMNDs which led to the creation of several cursor-based sites, starting with [http://cursorparadise.ytmnd.com Cursor Paradise]. | + | The first 'cursor site' was [http://getitrightandyouwin.ytmnd.com "close eyes, click , open eyes, guess"] - an interactive YTMND considered to be the "first YTMND game" according to [http://blog.wired.com/tableofmalcontents/index.blog?from=20060413 Wired Magazine's Table of Malcontents] blog. Another version of mac users was created as well. Several spinoff YTMNDs ensued, most notably the popular [http://khanfoundithewon.ytmnd.com/ Khan Finds his Pointer]. Months after the "close eyes" cursor YTMND came a series of "interactive cursor" YTMNDs which led to the creation of several cursor-based sites, starting with [http://cursorparadise.ytmnd.com Cursor Paradise]. |
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The first 'cursor site' was "close eyes, click , open eyes, guess" - an interactive YTMND considered to be the "first YTMND game" according to Wired Magazine's Table of Malcontents blog. Another version of mac users was created as well. Several spinoff YTMNDs ensued, most notably the popular Khan Finds his Pointer. Months after the "close eyes" cursor YTMND came a series of "interactive cursor" YTMNDs which led to the creation of several cursor-based sites, starting with Cursor Paradise.
