Phlogosphere is shrinking
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I have just read on the author's Bongusta phlog that he has cleaned up
with inactive phlogs. It was necessary to cut off many addresses that
once had a significant impact on what the Phlogosphere was. I am always
particularly saddened by the departures of authors who remove what they
created. Then it is impossible to find out what it used to be. In the
context of my search for traces of Gophersphere in the 90s, it doesn't
really matter whether content created three decades ago or three years
ago is disappearing. It is a pity that there is no active Internet
Archive project for the Gophersphere.

There is only one conclusion from that post, the Phlogosphere is
shrinking! Fortunately, some new authors also arrived. Some of them
caught my eye in other lists and feeds.

I've been blogging on the big-Internet since 2004, I've been blogging at
Geminispace for over a year, and I'm starting a phlog here at
Gophersphere. I will try not to fault any of these projects, although
phlog is the most specialized of them. This is not a typical phlog about
everything, more a notebook of what accompanies the "Gopher Novice"
series. We'll see what comes with time.

~ [Bongusta update, march 2022]
 gopher://i-logout.cz:70/0/phlog/posts/2022-03-13_bongusta_update_march_2022.txt

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