No need to revive it, it's alive if not thriving. I'm not sure what the first step should be (well, other than setting up a gophersite, reading the RFCs and lo

No need to revive it, it's alive if not thriving. I'm not sure what the first step should be (well, other than setting up a gophersite, reading the RFCs and looking at some implementations), but given that it maps very well to a hierarchical file system, you could position it as a bookmarking tool or something of the sort. Or you could create an easy way for people to set up their own phlogs and discover others. Position them as convenient alternatives to static site generators while emphasizing Gopher's traits. Either way, it needs to capitalize on people's discontent with web bloat in some way.