I've already announced to you, twice, the emergence of a new web site called "Expelled Exposed" developed by the National Center for Science Education. Chances are you already went and looked at the site.
But, as of a few minutes ago, the site has been totally refined and updated. The site that is now up at www.expelledexposed.com is presumably the intended product, and it is quite different from, more extensive, more informative, fancier, than the earlier site. So if you looked at the one-page site I had sent you to before, please go back and have a second look. There is much more to be seen.
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Sounds like bait and switch. You just can't trust them evilutionists.
the Expelled Exposed website seems to be having technical difficulties at the moment... I think they were overwhelmed.
If they simplified the site, it might be due to sudden heavy traffic. something that victims of slashdotting and other high traffic sites like digg have done for some time now.