When New England Graff Attack was created in 2001, we had no idea it would generate the amount of content and interest that it did. For those of you who recall, we started out as a 10 page, poorly hand coded, HTML experiment before the days of graffiti message board domination. People were excited to get their flicks put on the net when we started and our email inbox was soon inundated with images - more than we could keep up with.

We underwent an update in 2003 that greatly increased the number and quality of images on our site, but did little for the design and navigation of the site. To say the least, New England Graff Attack was a bad representation of New England and its graffiti artists.

It is mid-2007 now and we are back with a whole new look and attitude. We now have a better navigation system and featured artist gallery. We will be updating and adding new content monthly so get those flicks in!

Getting exposure through posting your images on message boards is temporary, pages and threads come and go, and lets not forget the "downtime" message boards experience. Send your flicks to New England Graff Attack and give them a permanent address on the Internet. Also, we are working on optimizing our website for search engines to increase the exposure of your images to the world.

We are excited and relieved to unveil the new NEGA, however, the buck doesn't stop here. We are already working on our next re-design which will be on a faster, better server, where users will be able to upload their own photos and content. The next NEGA will hopefully include an online store, message board, mailing list, and other elements.

Its visitors have always determined the direction of New England Graff Attack. Do you have any suggestions?

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