Re: good gopher article by Cory Doctorow
Jacob Head <gopher-yT/[email protected]>
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On 22/02/2020 19:29, Glenn Holmer wrote: > https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2020/02/gopher-when-adversarial-interoperability-burrowed-under-gatekeepers-fortresses > “With [Web] browsers came URLs, identifiers that could be used to retrieve any document on any Web server in the world. The Gopher team quickly integrated URLs into Gopherspace, adding more flexibility and ease to their service.” I hadn’t really thought about this aspect of early gopher history before reading the article. Does this mean for early users the experience was that you’d have to start at a home page and browse your way down (I guess like a BB) with no way of saving where you’d got to? Jacob