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Date: Thu, 19 Apr 2007 15:08:21 -0700 (PDT)
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Subject: [gopher] Re: Content for a gopher server?
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Anything that makes a good FTP candidate is a great Gopher candidate.
   
  Cruise some FTP sites for ideas.  
brian@pongonova.net wrote:
  This was bounced from the m/l because I had the audacity to embed the
word "s u b s c r i b e" in my original post :) So here's retry #2:

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I've been playing with gopher for some time now, and am ready to go
live, if not just to show some support...however, I really can't come
up with an idea of what kind of content to host. I don't have any
archives to speak of, belong to a few mailing lists that I've
thought about hosting, but beyond that, I'm stuck. 

Actually, I'm not averse to simply setting up a gopher server for the
sake of doing so, but it would be nice to actually host something
along the way!

Any suggestions? Ideas? Things that haven't been done yet? 

--Brian


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