Cool to see the archive history for it! 6,520 captures, back to December 1998, which just has a parking page on it: https://web.archive.org/web/19981206131432/h

Cool to see the archive history for it! 6,520 captures, back to December 1998, which just has a parking page on it: https://web.archive.org/web/19981206131432/http://www.gail.com/ https://web.archive.org/web/19981206131432/http://www.gail.c... EDIT: Oh neat, the FAQ's changed over the years too. https://web.archive.org/web/20120119204931/http://gail.com/ https://web.archive.org/web/20120119204931/http://gail.com/ Q: Gail, your website contains some pretty controversial stuff; aren't you worried about laws like SOPA being passed? A: Yes, if SOPA passes, my little piece of the 'net could be blacklisted. This is why I urge you to please support the Electronic Frontier Foundation, who will fight to protect your rights from the corporations who seem to have Congress in their pocket. Here’s a link to the EFF’s website where you can learn more: http://eff.com http://eff.com https://web.archive.org/web/20130102160945/http://gail.com/ https://web.archive.org/web/20130102160945/http://gail.com/ Q: Why isn't there any content here? A: All personal web content is hidden on back pages to conserve bandwidth. Q: Wow, you have a great website, can you suggest others like yours? A: Yes, here's one of my favorites: http://purple.com http://purple.com Q: Gail, what is your take on the CISPA bill? A: Like SOPA and PIPA before it, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA) attempts to further errode our rights on the 'net. Also like SOPA and PIPA, we should do our best to inform ourselves and others, and kick this bit of evil to the curb before it can even come to a vote in Congress. In short, CISPA is a very broad and loosly written law that allows any private company to give any and all data it has collected on you and give it to the government without any kind of judicial oversight. This is some seriously scary Orwellian stuff our own government is trying to implement, and it needs to be stopped. To start educating yourself about what's going on, please read this great Wired article about the massive data center the NSA is building in Utah to house and data mine your personal data (e.g., telephone calls, e-mail, credit card charges, etc.) This article was written by James Bamford, who literally wrote the book about the NSA back in the early eighties. Once you've read the article, head over to the Democracy Now website and watch the interview with William Binney, who worked for the NSA for almost forty years and provided Mr. Bamford with some of the information for his article. Want to help do something about this knuckle-headedness? Head over to the Electronic Frontier Foundation website and learn how to help. (Both the CISPA and SOPA questions are gone by 2014 and replaced with the EFF "ad".) The current state aside from traffic numbers seems to have come in around 2018-19: https://web.archive.org/web/20190127034732/https://gail.com/ https://web.archive.org/web/20190127034732/https://gail.com/