> Gopher isn't dead Any definition of "dead" which permits "Gopher isn't dead" would also permit "UUCP isn't dead", or "HTTP/1.0 isn't dead", or "Token ring is

> Gopher isn't dead Any definition of "dead" which permits "Gopher isn't dead" would also permit "UUCP isn't dead", or "HTTP/1.0 isn't dead", or "Token ring isn't dead". Technically true, practically false.