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Plover.Net - An Interactive Fiction Hideout

Plover.Net is a free linux host for Interactive Fiction friends. Plover.Net is sponsored by Textfyre, but at the moment, Textfyre is in a bit of a holding pattern financially. Therefore, I am now accepting donations. No one is required to donate, but I do appreciate it if you do.

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This domain plover.net currently has an average traffic ranking of zero (the lower the better). We have explored zero pages within the site plover.net and found ninety-five websites linking to plover.net. There are two contacts and addresses for plover.net to help you reach them. This domain plover.net has been on the internet for one thousand three hundred and twelve weeks, twenty-eight days, eleven minutes, and fifty-one seconds.

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Oct 1999

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PLOVER.NET HISTORY

This domain plover.net was created on October 18, 1999. It was last updated on September 17, 2013. This web site will expire on the date of October 18, 2014. It is currently one thousand three hundred and twelve weeks, twenty-eight days, eleven minutes, and fifty-one seconds old.

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2014

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LINKS TO WEB SITE

Infocom.Elsewhere.Org

Which contains scanned images of most of the packaging from the original Infocom games. High-quality scans of original Infocom packaging, including manuals and objects and things.

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CONTACTS

David Cornelson

David Cornelson

1165 Orangery Ct

Carol Stream, IL, 60188

1.6308034302

david.cornelson@gmail.com

David Cornelson

David Cornelson

1165 Orangery Ct

Carol Stream, IL, 60188

1.16308034302

david.cornelson@gmail.com

PLOVER.NET HOST

We detected that a single page on plover.net took one hundred and eighty-eight milliseconds to come up. Our crawlers could not observe a SSL certificate, so therefore our crawlers consider plover.net not secure.

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Plover.Net - An Interactive Fiction Hideout

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This domain plover.net states the following, "Net is a free linux host for Interactive Fiction friends." We observed that the website also said "Net is sponsored by Textfyre, but at the moment, Textfyre is in a bit of a holding pattern financially." It also stated " Therefore, I am now accepting donations. No one is required to donate, but I do appreciate it if you do."

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