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 Native American Who's Hot Award Received May 1997 |
 Native American Award for Excellence Received September 1997 |
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Native American Political Issues received two proud honors within GeoCities in August 1997. First, NAPI became a Featured Site at Capitol Hill. Then NAPI received Best of Geocities status from a Heartland Meadows GeoCitizen. Many thanks to CapitolHill Community Leader Steve for all the hard work he did in getting NAPI featured on the Hill. |
| Native American Political Issues received a grade of A+ from Sitegrade in August 1997. A variety of factors were taken into consideration during the grading process, such as: load time, navigability, content, design and orginality. Sitegrade was originally located at http://www.sitegrade.com. Since that time, Sitegrade has closed its doors and the URL is no longer active. |  |
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Congratulations!!......Your site definitely qualifies for the "Critical Mass Award". A very nice site, excellent design, beautiful original graphics, and your content is informative, entertaining, presented well and easy to access. A *worthy* enterprise and a positive contribution to the Web. (Some very nice comments from Bill Darling of the Critical Mass WebSite). -- Received January 1998 |
| Because of NAPI's responsible use of META tags in its document sources, Northern Webs granted NAPI this seal of approval. Some site developers attempt to manipulate META tags to gain irregular and unfair placement in search engine rankings. NAPI engages in no such behavior. NAPI's META tags reflect the exact content of the page being viewed. -- Received February 1998. | 
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For some strange reason, I was never notified that I received the GeoCities A-List badge for my site!! But after a little bit of searching, I found my little write-up on the A-List page. Thanks GeoCities!! -- Received November 1997 (I found out in February 1998) |
| "We enjoyed your site, and wanted to share it with our audience. We're Political Site of the Day, and your site was awarded that designation today. You can find PSotD at http://www.penncen.com/psotd/ Nice job! Congratulations, and thanks for making the Web a more informative and interesting place to visit." (from Wayne Kessler at Political Site of the Day) -- Received March 1998. | 
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