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Site concept, name and content copyright © 2001-2002, The Assimilator (Ian Kemp).
Homeworld Assimilated is designed and maintained by Helix Technologies, Inc. All rights reserved, 2001-2002.
Most basic HTML coding was done in Rogsoft's Notepad+; Microsoft FrontPage provided the more advanced features of HTML.
Homeworld Assimilated's dynamic content and functionality is thanks to PHP, the free HyperText Preprocessor.
MySQL was used for the backend database; this site would not have been possible without it.
All of Homeworld Assimilated's graphics were created with Jasc's excellent Paint Shop Pro - a better (and much cheaper!) alternative to Adobe Photoshop.
Many, many thanks to WebMonkey, for their excellent PHP/MySQL tutorials.

Other credits go to sites such as

RelicNews,

Homeworld Universe,

Homeworld Fleet Command,

Project RED,

and The Homeworld Shipyards,

as well as the Relic

and Homeworld Universe forums (look out for me there!),

as well as all the other Homeworld sites out there, for their help and inspiration to make this site what it is.

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If you want to support Homeworld Assimilated, please place either one of the two images below on your site. And don't forget to tell me if you do so, so that I can return the favour by hosting your site's image!

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If you've got anything you want to add to the site, e-mail it to me and I'll see what I can do. Comments and criticism are always welcome, just remember to keep your e-mails short and sweet. And please - no attachments!

I hope that, with the help of the Homeworld community, this site can continue to grow and become better and better. Who knows, maybe one day there'll even be our own forum?