trivial question about size of largest web page

[Robert Sullivan]

>One good candidate might be Rootsweb, which offers up 
>thousands of pages of free genealogy information contributed by 
>volunteers all over the world, and also offers free unlimited web 
>space to just about anyone. By offering free web space they are in 
>some ways like Geocities, etc., but because it is almost all relative 
>to genealogy and most of it is linked and/or searchable from a 
>central location, it can in some respects be considered one big 
>single website.

That's probably getting away from the original intent of the question, since
the major resident of Rootsweb is The USGenWeb Project, and that is
decentralized, although about 2/3 of its county pages are housed there. 
Rootsweb and similar history and genealogy hosts such as usgw.org (where our
site lives) and usgennet.org are more like ISPs than a single large site.

Bob Sullivan                               scp_sulli at sals.edu
Schenectady County Public Library (NY)     http://www.scpl.org
Schenectady Digital History Archive        http://www.schenectadyhistory.org