From gordoni@acid.base.com Sun May  7 01:16:01 1995
Subject: Info
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One of the things we discussed was how poor all the sources of
techie information about things happening on the Web are.  Why not
attempt to fix this...

I've created an email list to which I will forward anything that I
think you might find interesting.

Currently the list just has the three of us on it.  Please suggest
anyone else worth adding.

                                                  - Gordoni

From owner-fwf-tech@base.com Sun May  7 01:22:46 1995
Subject: Welcome to fwf-tech
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