Not everyone looks at the "New Posts" or "Today's Posts" link on the menubar, so I want to call your attention to the following, posted in "Cruising for Whatever." I'm reposting this in a few of the most active Forums to make sure that frequent members and guests do see it. Unfortunately this will probably appear multiple times under "New Posts" and "Today's Posts" but that will soon go away. By the way, if you're reading those links already, you can find some interesting things there in addition to whatever is in Southeast Asia
The post speaks for itself, but I want you to know that I endorse the project and I am going to be interviewed myself, since I knew Keith and had worked with him from 2000 until his passing in 2012:
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Post Did you cruise in the early 90s? I want to interview you.
Hi friends,
I'm a journalist working on a feature piece about the early days of the Internet, cruising, and the legacy of Keith Griffith. So far, I've made plenty of connections with web founders, scholars, and friends of Keith, but I need the real, raw stories of those that actually use the website.
So, did you use this website to cruise in the early '90s? Please get in touch! I will happily credit you as anonymous. The piece is an oral history of the queer Internet (no pun intended), so your voice is vital.
Please email me at kwisniewski90@gmail.com
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link to the post if you wish to reply there, although it would be really great if you can contact her by email as she requests.
Bob S.
16th September 2015, 02:19 PM
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