墳墓所在的那個地點
這一族就是核心畫面本身：可以走到、可以站在前面的那一個地點。
noun · B2
The place where a grave is: the marked spot of ground, in a cemetery or elsewhere, where a person is buried. People also use the word for the grave itself.
墓地
核心畫面
Think of one point on a map. Someone is buried there, a stone carries the name, and if you want to see them, that is where you go. It is not the whole cemetery, just the one spot inside it. Two things live in that picture. Something finished lies there, and the place only stays cared for as long as people remember to come. When the word is used about websites, that same picture moves online.
可以想成地圖上的一個點。某個人埋在那裡，石碑上有名字，你要去看他就是去那裡。它不是整片墓園，是墓園裡的那一格。這個畫…更多收起
可以想成地圖上的一個點。某個人埋在那裡，石碑上有名字，你要去看他就是去那裡。它不是整片墓園，是墓園裡的那一格。這個畫面裡有兩件事。一是那裡躺著已經結束的東西。二是要有人記得、有人來，那個地方才被照顧著。這兩件事後來被借去講網站：頁面還在，可是裡面早就停住了，也沒有人再走進去。From the word’s history
The packet's source entry says the word is simply grave plus site, so it names the location of a grave. The web uses are a later figure of speech built on that picture, not a separate historical root.
packet 裡的來源條目寫著：這個字就是 grave 加 site，也就是「墳墓的那個地點」。講網站的用法是後來借這個畫面來比喻，不是另一條歷史來源。
Wiktionary entry for gravesite supplied in this packet (source_ref kaikki:3f6f69a190036ae4:1552059287:4988): From grave + site.
Two branches
搬到網路上的墓地
這是比喻，不是另一條歷史來源：把「沒人整理、沒人來」的那個地方拿來說網站。兩個意思剛好各取畫面裡的一半。
noun · C1
An old website that the people who started it have stopped looking after, so it stays online with its old pages and nothing new is ever added.
廢棄網站