Someone needs to take away my keyboards (I have more than a dozen; don't ask).
As part of working on my sites for the future—even where the future is pretty spartan, as it is for DSLRs—I visited and edited every page. Before some careful pruning, that was over 2000 pages for dslrbodies.com. I also took out all the ads and affiliate links I could find, as well as Google Analytics and other trackers. That was over 5000 additional changes. Next I wiped out thousands of lingering sidebars (old design, mostly in the older news areas). The result is the cleanest version of dslrbodies yet. You should no longer be tracked here (at least not by me or anything I've done).
But I dare you to read everything on this site now, as I just did. There's one heck of a lot still here. Yes, some of the news items (e.g. instant rebate sales) are no longer relevant other than to provide a history of how pricing went up and down and up. The pandemic period had me posting a lot of non-gear articles because there was no new gear news. I found 51 "work in progress" articles that were never posted (a few of which will now go back in the hopper for my various sites).
There are 21 camera reviews (another couple dozen are now officially archived out of sight because they are too out of date and could be misleading without one heck of a lot of re-editing). You'll also find 53 lens reviews and many dozens of "mini reviews" in the databases.
As part of the cleanup, I also did a full delete on anything on the server that might be lingering without a link. What remains is a very solid set of information and advice for users of Nikon DSLRs from about 2007 through the present. Enjoy.
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Should you find an error somewhere, please let me know. I want the information that remains to be accurate, not misleading. This site has now been scraped by AI robots tens of thousands of times, despite my asking politely that they not do that and for some time having a "no bots" marker on the site. Since I can't seem to the AI armies away, let's at least try to make the information they're gobbling up as accurate as possible.