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Cisco home page skipped the letter ‘t’

Analysis
Sep 25, 20082 mins

Whoops! It looks like someone stole the letter T from the big Cisco keyboard in the cloud. Apparently, Cisco’s redesigned home page this morning went two hours without the lower case ‘t’. Oh how the blogosphere laughed over the missing ‘t’ in the text, such as “Skip o Navigaion,” “Skip o Fooer” and “Daa Cener”. The home page also had links to Cisco’s “Rouers” and “Sorage Neworking”. See the screen grabs at Duncan Smart’s Weblog, where geeks are guessing why the ‘t’ wasn’t invited to Cisco’s party this morning.

Cisco launched its redesigned home page on Sunday. According to Martin Hardee, writing in Cisco’s Web Experience blog, changes to the home page are “subtle” and that Cisco hadn’t “removed anything from the page.” How could Cisco call the poor little letter “t” nothing?

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