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Information: Poster campaign featuring posters with a circle-slashed-dot and domain names like "ButIdon'tNeedMyToothpasteDelivered.com", "ShredsOfSomeonesSoulForAuction.com", "AnythingIFoundInMyGarageForSale.com.", and "AllThePornYouCanEat.com".
Kill the Dot Sites:
Dot-Com Satire Blown Out Dot-Com Satire Blown Out: "An overload of Internet traffic has swamped the website of 'KillTheDot,' a loosely organized poster campaign that poked fun at the explosion of dot-com business and culture in San Francisco." [Wired] (Kill the Dot) http://wired.com/news/culture/0,1284,35221,00.html
Tip of the Dot-Com Backlash? Tip of the Dot-Com Backlash?: "It is, truly and for real, anti-dot-com." [Wired] (Kill the Dot) http://www.wired.com/news/business/0,1367,35154,00.html
AllThePornYouCanEat.Com AllThePornYouCanEat.Com: "The increasingly humorless dot-com industry inspires a DIY revolution -- and lots of witty domain names." [Salon] (Kill the Dot) http://www.salon.com/tech/log/2000/03/23/dotcom/index.html
Suck essay Suck essay: "This month, San Francisco residents hoping to focus lingering resentment against 'gentrification' found a voice in BlowTheDotOutYourAss.com, a campaign to plaster select neighborhoods with a bunch of stickers that affix a .com suffix to stupid domai (Kill the Dot) http://www.suck.com/daily/2000/03/30/
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Information: Poster campaign featuring posters with a circle-slashed-dot and domain names like "ButIdon'tNeedMyToothpasteDelivered.com", "ShredsOfSomeonesSoulForAuction.com", "AnythingIFoundInMyGarageForSale.com.", and "AllThePornYouCanEat.com".
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