Dan,
the nuggets are
Nugget One:
           Gore agrees to meet with San Antonio author
           (after the election is okay) and answers questions
           about his role in development of the Internet
           before the election
 

• It took Acts of Congress to develop the Internet.
• In Congress Al Gore was the most determined advocate for the Internet
• The benefits Al Gore described and worked for are now evident everywhere.
• Seattle reader and San Antonio author on the Internet agree that Al Gore deserves

credit for his High-Performance Computing and Communications Act, 1991 and
others

•    Reader thanks Gore for his part in making possible for him to have access to

the information superhighway and gives Gore a book he found on the Internet
as thanks for the Internet

• Author and reader want to know where that determination to be such an advocate of the Internet came from?

I need to hear from you, if you prefer the first nugget or
Nugget Two:   Tom Wolfsehr  e-mail ToMMLI@netscape.net
                       Seattle reader frustrated at not getting
                      response from Gore campaign. Wonders
                      if Gore has lost interest in the Internet?
Mario Salas agreed to present a copy of his book to Al Gore for Tom Wolfsehr
as a way of thinking him for having done so much to see to it that, as Newt Gingrich
said, we got an Internet. The only thing that needs to be done right away is use the
story of this agreement to meet later to raise the issue, which never should have
been avoided. If there is anything that Gore particulary has done for us is help
to bring countless new ways of living better INTERNET.
Links to pages developed in that effort to credit Gore.
 

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