Date: Fri, 29 Aug 2003 00:33:01 +0700
From: Thomas <Thomas.F.ML@gmx.net>
Organization: E-mailaholics International
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Subject: [gopher] Content of gopher sites
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Hello list,

when I first encountered gopher in 1995, it was that part of
cyberworld to go to when doing academic research.

Most of the gopher sites I find now are interesting for research only
in a historical manner; either I'm not using Veronica correctly or
there are no new research papers in gopher-space. I have looked for
sites on Organisational Behaviour (Conflict Management) and on
Wireless Networking (IEEE 802.11) with no success.

I followed the thread about whether gopher makes more sense than http
from a download aspect - but what about contents? What do you guys
look for in gopher-space?

-- 
Cheers,
Thomas.

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