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For once, a tip instead of a question.

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For users with japanese enabled computers. Aside from that and a link, nothing really needs to be said about this.

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すげ~!このウエブサイト!だれがこのウエブサイトを 作ったのか。
 
すげ~!このウエブサイト!だれがこのウエブサイトを 作ったのか。
I have a question. Is the "Ka" at the end of your sentence the question particle? Would the sentence still be fine without it?

(I'm trying to learn Japanese via reading
 
Yes, it is acting as the question indicator particle. I could omit it but if I were to omit in speech then I have to make sure to keep the rising intonation to indicate that I'm asking a question. Otherwise it would be construed as a statement. Of course in writing you have to have something to indicate a question though.
 
だれがこのウエブサイトを作ったの sounds more natural. だれがこのウエブサイトを作ったのですか as well. The sentence is read as an interrogative one, since the interrogative だれが is at the front.
more simply, just add "?" ;-)
 
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