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November
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to the wiki, leaving the static pages here as an archive only. Much of the
archive might in time be migrated to the wiki as well since this makes more
sense from the cross-linking and reference point of view -- we'll see.
In May 1999, I implemented
interactive and open discussion forums based on the WikiWiki-server concept,
which allows immediate response posting, searching and topic follow-up.
Disclaimer: I make no pretense of being
an expert (Heaven Forfend!) and feel no urgent need to always link with or
explicitly refer to references in support of various facts or theories mentioned
herein. I am however "pathologically curious" about most anything, and follow
numerous fields of research by others. Most anyone on the Web today
can locate ample references to just about anything, fact or fiction, so explicit
references do not per se validate any particular statements. The most important
characteristic for any web-aware person today is to have an open but critical
mind. I am not concerned with anyone agreeing or disagreeing with me, only
that you think for yourself about the issues mentioned.
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