I was maintaining two separate versions of my pages at one time, which was a pain. And after getting fed up with not being able to use Lynx to visit certain sites, one day I decided to go back to the basics and stop worrying about layout at all, and now HTML is a breeeeeeeeze. I learned from my mistakes. Now it's much easier to actively ensure that the pages I work on can be used in text-based browsers like Lynx, and I will always actively encourage others to actively do so. It's the principle of the whole thing.
Lynx is more than a web browser.
Lynx is truly more than just a tool. Lynx is an attitude. I almost lost touch, but Lynx will forever serve to remind me. I will always have a warm spot in my heart for Lynx. It denotes every link with a number, and makes footnotes at the bottom that lists the URLs.