#Im in ur base killin ur d00dz archive

#Im in ur base killin ur d00dz archive

Well thanks to the Internet Archive and its offshoot the Open Content Alliance, it looks like we might now have it вЂ“ ?Вќor at least the initial building blocks. edit the galaxyДЄ little while back I was musing on the possibility of a PeopleвЂ™s Card Catalog, a public access clearinghouse of information on all the worldвЂ™s books to rival GoogleвЂ™s gated preserve. This entry was posted in research, uk, wiki and tagged research wiki uk on Apby chris meade. And they had a damned good time while doing so. The contributors may not have written one single novel but they did create something quite remarkable, an outstanding body of work that can be found both in the main sections as well as through the dramas and conversations lacing the backstage pages. As a cultural text it is unique, and it demonstrates the tremendous potential of this form to provide a stimulating social setting for writing, editing and publishing. It is rude, chaotic, grotesque, sporadically brilliant, anti-authoritarian and, in places, devastatingly funny. Ordinary folk of BakhtinвЂ™s carnivals, have produced something excessive. The contributors to A Million Penguins, like the вЂњThe final product itself, now frozen in time, is more akin to something produced by the wild,untrammelled creativity of the folk imagination. It includes amongst other delights an analysis of the activities of the contributor known as YellowBanana and whether s/he was vandal, genius or troll, and the report concludes: A new research paper by Bruce Mason and Sue Thomas on A Million Penguins, the controversial wiki novel created last year by Penguin Books makes fascinating reading.