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Re: Special Issue of TIME: Welcome to Cyberspace


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 In article <3k3elf$1tr@news.it.gvsu.edu>, Bill Bereza writes:
  
 > No, that sounds more like WWW to me. The Usenet is extremely organized
 > compared to the World Wide Web. 
 > 
 > For finding information, I've had the best results by reading appropriate
 > Usenet groups, reading the FAQ, and then using ftp.
 > 
 > For me, the current Web browser have been useless for information
 > gathering tools. WWW is like having a library where each book is
 > in someone's home, and you have to wander from one house to another
 > until you find someone who can tell you where to find what you're 
 > looking for.
 > 
 > --
 > Bill Bereza  berezaw@river.it.gvsu.edu  <NeXT mail> <PGP>
 > 
 > If at first you don't succeed, you probably didn't really care anyway.
 Using your analogies, the Usenet is like trying to read a huge stack of 
 magazines, where every time you finish one magazine - someone adds more pages to 

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