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A few people tell me that their browser is not displaying The Antiplanner correctly: that the left column is interfering with the center column. I don’t know what browser they are using, but I suspect it is Internet Explorer, since I don’t have that browser on my computer (and it isn’t even available for the Macintosh anymore).

If I can get an old copy of Explorer, I will try to solve this problem (though it probably requires more CSS skills than I have). In the meantime, if you have this problem, you can do one of two things:

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  2. Try a different web browser. I have three browsers, all Mozilla based, and they all seem to work.

I also just figured out how to put long posts on separate pages. So now all of the longer posts on the home page display just the first few paragraphs. I hope this will make it easier to read The Antiplanner.

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The Antiplanner is a forester and economist with more than fifty years of experience critiquing government land-use and transportation plans.

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