I must arrange a home for them. Now I see a site like that a day, at least. It ties in with commercialism - that people are improving the quality of their pages to keep up with the slick looking professionalism of salessites. There are too few truly alternative sites that come across smoothly. Maybe that's part of being alternative - being jarring.
Commercialization is alright, it pushes the standard higher, and brings more people online.
Also, the commercial interests clamboring for digital cash will mean that little 'uns like me can use the technology to make our own way out there. So too with the net. I have found to be more irreverant and self-referential than in the non.net world. As it is, after a while it begins to come off phony. A site that started up by copying a whole host of my links, and then getting themselves billed as the alternative starting point for net.exploration.