These date from 1996 (was: re: Go Lawyers) (Score 1)

This is interesting. The freer.com URL contains references to both Internet Wiretap -- a site that I run, now at wiretap.area.com,and is actually on the same server as www.rotten.com -- *and* Dilbert Hole. A veritable double header.

Wiretap dates from the pre-web, gopher days. Imagine that a gopher site today gets 5,000 hits a day! (well, it's broken right now, but will be fixed shortly.)

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For very twisted parody, you must check out the Dilbert Hole. [For adults only.] [2/8/96]

Before Lycos crawled the Web, before McDonald's had a domain name, before any sites were cool for a day, there was a simple gopher site that championed freedom of
information, personal privacy, and knowledge for its own sake. Since 1992, Wiretap has housed electronic texts of all kinds, giving equal space to the Communist Manifesto
and the Holy Bible, conspiracy theories, tech documents, and lawyer jokes. Now it's making a comeback - with a Webby front end that's been nipped, tucked, and HTML'd.
Fortunately, though, the beauty is only skin-deep. Underneath, it's what we now call "content." [2/3/96]