@TomWijsman: Don't get me wrong, I'd love to learn about a less time-intensive solution. I just couldn't figure one out.

I wasn't even aware that downvotes on questions are free (now). I like it. But I still prefer to only downvote when a question is so bad I feel scammed out of my life time for reading it. Giving upvotes feels better.

@MrAlpha: Voted to reopen. Good job.

@MrAlpha: OK, then it's how I feared it could be - I just don't have a clue :D If you could maybe edit the question to be a bit more clear/structured, then I'd be happy to vote to reopen.

Already upvoted it.

I was hoping someone else would tell me :P

@kotekzot I would have thought that there is a slight difference to be made between a single .html page (webpage) and the content presented to you when you enter a given URL into your browser (website). But I would have assumed that this distinction varies between people.

@kotekzot That's more of the direction I was thinking in. I still think it's too ambiguous.

Oh, I was thinking in a completely different direction. Somewhat proving my point there...

@SimonSheehan I'm sure one can define a difference, I doubt people do. And if they do, I doubt everyone shares the same definition. Yet, I think, both terms are so closely related, that a synonym would be appropriate.