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Hazard Warning: Much Site Breakage

I’ve just noticed how much damage there is on the Miser Project site as a result of my transfer to an Apache server.  The previous Windows server did not treat URLs as case-sensitive.  On Linux, Apache servers are case-sensitive.  This has made problems with cross-references within the site and into the site.  I am slowly repairing the cross-references within the site.  Bookmarks into the site may end up being broken.  The difference is usually around changes in capitalization in URLs. 

Fortunately, this is a relatively small site.  I will be repair internal links and provide some redirects for frequently-attempted broken external links over time.  For now, I just want to offer this warning.

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