Welcome to my net.goth resource page. In case you happen to be wondering what this 'goth' thing is about, this question is addressed in my personal FAQ, but trust me, you're far better off figuring out this enigma on your own. However, the links below should be of some use.

Even if you are not able to locate something that piques your interest directly from here, then you should definitely be able to do so from one of the websites linked from here. If you are still unable to, then you, in all likelihood, do not belong here.

Well, without further ado:

Usenet:

alt.gothic-

My usenet home and stalking ground. As with all newsgroups, please read the FAQ before posting.

alt.gothic.fashion-

This one should be pretty self-explanatory.

alt.binaries.gothic-

This is the only proper receptacle in which you are to dump your gothic binary files. Don't even think about putting them in any of the other gothic newsgroups.

aus.culture.gothic-

Net.goths from down under.

uk.people.gothic-

Net.goths from not-so-down under.

rec.music.industrial-

I'm just throwing this link in pretty much just for the hell of it. After all, there are quite many net.goths that read this newsgroup and/or listen to industrial music, so why not?

FAQs

alt.gothic FAQ-

The FAQ to the corresponding newsgroup.

alt.gothic.fashion FAQ-

ditto here. full of nifty fashion tips too.

alt.binaries.gothic FAQ-

ditto again... just replace the fashion tips with information on binaries.

alt.gothic.troll FAQ-

Learn what trolls are, and how to properly destroy them.

alt.gothic one-liner FAQ-

Good one-liners may be hard to come by, but with the help of this FAQ, you can make your own. Brought to you via the Rev. David Gerard.

Net.goths

• Pete Scathe's page is home to An Early History of Goth, which, even at its current stage of development, is *excellent*. The material contained therein is a definite must-read for anyone who wishes to know about the history of goth.
• eloquence's homepage, "Secret Bone Language". Home of the fabled net.goth.pix pages, and many others wondrous things.. consider this page to be required viewing.
• Marcus Pan's pages. Home of the Net.goth.directory, Legends Magazine, and of one of alt.gothic.special.forces' most zealous um.. zealots :)
• Yosa's homepage, in addition to the expected gothic section, has lots of ren faire and costume design stuff, as well as other nifty things, such as a really neat movie review system.
• Cymbeline is one of Marcus Pan's 'adopted' baby-goths... I don't know what the adoption process entails, but I, for one, am quite content with Pan not being my 'dad'... ;)
• oddlystrange's page will appeal particularly to the nosy/curious, as it pretty much contains a fairly thorough account(with pictures!) of her life story. :)
• Geoff Blake's "Atomic Art on Eight Cylinders"... the name says it all... or maybe it doesn't... so check it out. ;)

  (more personal homepage links and whatnot will be added in due time)

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