Given the many hours scenelinkers put into this site, a lot of people have wondered why we have yet to advertise it. The problem so far has been a general lack of content or breadth. With each issue we've released to the public, even more has gone on behind the scenes setting up templates for the future of scenelink. The future is almost here, and so far it's looking really good. By issue 3 several new areas will be added, we'll resume recruiting coop groups, and yes, we'll finally start to advertise this thing. Look into the future of scenelink... article coming soon

Amnesia dies Once a serious threat to RiSC, Amnesia dominated bbs couriering for much of its 17 month reign. In recent times the group has been increasingly idle but its abrupt death still came as a surprise to many. This interview with TGK answers some of the questions surrounding the group's death, as well rumors about a possible resurrection. by neofish9 read the article The world's most complete cheat? That's what the new cheat database from agrajag claims, and so far nobody's denying it. With over 800 cheats in version 8a.08 you may never need to look for a cheat again. The creator of the cheats database talks about what it was like to do the compilation and what's in store for future versions.read the article lit.org Crowe, the siteop of lit.org, explains a little about what his goals are, what's going on with it now, and what he's looking at doing with it in the future. by Crowe read the article

Acid Caps The newest items in the ACiD GEAR line of clothing are available in caramel-brown or black. Both flaunt the embroidered ACiD logo designed by RaD Man and can be yours for $16 order a bunch

notwritten for scenelink, just note-worthy things we come across...

Are You a Hacker? by ReDragon
If you've got a redbox, a copy of crackerjack, and the latest issue of 2600... you're still not a hacker. Here's one person's answer to what separates hackers from the simply curious. read the article

Why Software Ownership is bad for Society by Richard Stallman
A thought provoking speech which questions the idea of intellectual copyright as we know it. Should code be thought of as mathematical formulas, recipes, or literature? Each interpretation has a tremendous impact on how information is "protected" and the path that was chosen says much about the industry today. read the article