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Summary

Alt.hypertext is a newsgroup created to offer a forum for the discussion of hypertext and hypermedia. Themes throughout the newsgroup cover hypertext products and software, hypertext and hypermedia history (the term 'hypertext' was thought up by Ted Nelson), hypertext related literature (fiction and non-fiction), hints about using hypertext and hypermedia, links to relevant websites, journal articles, various hypertext systems, conferences, and mailing lists. Interestingly, the alt.hypertext newsgroup is also reported to be the first place that Tim Berners-Lee first introduced the world-wide web project. If you are interested in learning more about the alt.hypertext newsgroup, or you'd like to explore the topic of hypertext in general, visit the alt.hypertext newsgroup FAQ at http://www.csd.uwo.ca/%7ejamie/hypertext/faq/index.html. Visitors to the group can find knowledgeable answers to their hypertext and hypermedia questions, updates on new projects and happenings in the hypertext world, links to recent research in the field, and advice on technicalities such as proper use of grammar when using hypertext.