From: kfl@KeithLynch.net   
      
   Joy Beeson  wrote:   
   > Paperback books the size and shape of paperback books   
      
   You mean mass-market paperbacks?  I agree.  I keep waiting for my   
   favorite authors to come out in that format.  As a result of which,   
   I've read very little recent SF.  It's been years since I've read   
   any of the Hugo nominees in time to vote on them.   
      
   > Newspapers.  Replaced by press-release papers that are fading fast.   
      
   My brother still subscribes to The Washington Post.  The only change   
   is that it's delivered by an adult in a car, not by a child on a bike.   
      
   > The World Wide Web.  Nodes are still around, but one can't crawl   
   > from one to another to another.   
      
   That depends on which website you're on.  If you find yourself on a   
   tarpit site, simply abort out of it and start over.   
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   Keith F. Lynch - http://keithlynch.net/   
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