1995 Cypherpunks Archive is discovered to have been heavily forged.

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There were way too many messages, broken threads,
poorly composed html-ized, etc... a mess... on the subject.
That would be daunting for many people to follow.
In those situations, try briefly summarizing the information,
datapoints, timeline, reference links, todo, etc in one well
maintained status thread, wiki, git, or webpage... not a useless mess.

Whether missing history of 25yr ago and any remaining actors
therein, may or not be found worthy in or to today's news
environment... keeping things organized is helpful skill.

If you found the Egyptians had fusion power covered up
by "whoever"... you'd still have to have it collated into a
generally presentable package. Then recognize an expectation
continuum between even a solved package of small news getting
binned, and an unsolved package of big news earning investigation.
Then search out media interested in covering new Science,
old Antiquity, coverups, or the "whoever" that did it, or curiosities.
Or try to get lucky flinging it around whatever
the hot social twatterverses of the current day are.



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