COOL! I saw my home-country(Taiwan) here! Soon or later I think everyone is going to fall in love with this internet!
Maggie Liu (JL5998@CMSUVMB.CMSU.EDU)
Warrensburg, Missouri USA
Sunday, March 10, 1996 at 20:05:54 (EST)
Extremely Interesting Site for a new NET user to visit!!! Its jam packed full of good ino!
Grant Frazer (glf@deakin.edu.au)
Melbourne, Victoria Australia
Sunday, March 10, 1996 at 19:22:56 (EST)
Seems a true cyber-village here.
May take the entire year to experience it all!
M.D. Frankonis (cwyln@world.std.com)
Boston, MA USA
Sunday, March 10, 1996 at 19:04:27 (EST)
I have just learned about your Expo last night, reading
the wonderful TIME magazine. I haven't got into it yet;
however, I have found the people's comments about the Expo
extremely interesting. Why has it taken so long for the NZ
media to "cover" the event of the decade? (actually, it was
the US media, selling the mag in this country).
We feel "cheated" in NZ, because we have to pay a lot for
Internet traffic and our academic institutions are
very slow jumping on the superhighway (I guess we
would say 'supermotorway' in NZ). But we are trying and
feel priviliged being a part of it.
Good luck to you all and may your efforts bring
our countries closer together and promote peace,
well being and harmony among all peoples.
God Bless!!!
jR
=);>)
Dr. Jiri Rada (jirirada@wnmeds.ac.nz)
Wellington, New Zealand
Sunday, March 10, 1996 at 17:51:00 (EST)
Thanks to TIME magazines excellent coverage of the Net, I found your imaginative site. I plan to spend quite some time exploring its wonders.
Micha Stockheim (michadan@netvision.net.il)
Rosh Ha'Ayin, ISRAEL
Sunday, March 10, 1996 at 15:26:11 (EST)
I read about you in Time Magazine, otherwise I would not have known.
John F. Stapleton (jstapes@mriinc.com)
Minneapolis, MN USA
Sunday, March 10, 1996 at 14:15:22 (EST)
Great idea! You can now travel and see the best of the
world without leaving your home!
Tom Casar (tcasar@hookup.net)
Ottawa, Ontario Canada
Sunday, March 10, 1996 at 14:14:18 (EST)
I'm a home-based business owner and new to the Net. I was
surfing and came across The Fair. Fascinating.
LAURA GOLDMAN (gold@ionet.net)
Tulsa, OK USA
Sunday, March 10, 1996 at 14:03:16 (EST)
very interesting material.goodluck to all
frank lyonnais (accw58@glen-net.ca)
cornwall, ontario canada
Sunday, March 10, 1996 at 13:00:14 (EST)
ONE CAN ONLY HOPE THAT "THIS" IS JUST THE BEGINNING OF
ESTABLISHING THE "NET" AS THE SOCIAL,CULTURAL & COMMERCIAL
"TOOL" OF THE "NEXT MILLENIUM"
ZEKE JOHNSTON (ANNE @ SOS.ON.CA)
BAYFIELD, ONTARIO CANADA
Sunday, March 10, 1996 at 12:36:12 (EST)
This looks very interesting, coming from a fresh user.
I just wonder how all this information in here can be
organized in the future, or is it even today anymore.
Should it be?
Jorma Kajaste (jorma.kajaste@kajaste.pp.fi)
Espoo, Finland
Sunday, March 10, 1996 at 11:57:53 (EST)
This is the neatest web site ever!
Eric Fung (funga@cadvision.com)
Calgary, Alberta Canada
Sunday, March 10, 1996 at 10:21:57 (EST)
This is the only start for the entire human race, to get together and speak a common term and common understanding, sharing a common etiquetes, breaking the boundary of cultures, nation and space.
May the cyberspace be the future.
Roy Jao (rjao@tpts1.seed.net.tw)
Taipei, Taiwan
Sunday, March 10, 1996 at 09:41:43 (EST)
Very interesting!
Sten-Inge Larsson (sten-inge.larsson@mailbox.swipnet.se)
Kungsbacka Sweden
Sunday, March 10, 1996 at 02:26:48 (EST)
One big little world!
Joseph Tomi Lapid (100274.544@compuserve.com)
Tel Aviv Israel
Sunday, March 10, 1996 at 02:09:52 (EST)
GREAT PLACE!
Michael Ashburn (michael@glen-net.ca)
Alexandria, Ontario Canada
Sunday, March 10, 1996 at 01:39:30 (EST)
It's a good place.I like this place.
And I'm very excited to see this from beijing.
Good luck to everyone.
TongTianYu (cjfh@hns.cjfh.ac.cn)
Beijing, China
Saturday, March 09, 1996 at 23:33:11 (EST)
This is the essence of the potential we have as human beings to share beauty without commercial or political agendas.
Jimmy Williams (jimmy.williams@internetmci.com)
Bartlesville, OK USA
Saturday, March 09, 1996 at 23:25:29 (EST)
difficult to get graph. from your homepage ( many graph. prob. ) but also my. modem maybe...anyway i proud to see your homepage...bye
Yuyus bekoming k (yuyusbk@idola.net.id)
jakarta, west java indonesia
Saturday, March 09, 1996 at 23:17:30 (EST)
Great Page,
Will visit again soon.
lotsa html cypo
Peter Polycarpou (cypo@cix.compulink.co.uk)
London
Saturday, March 09, 1996 at 22:50:14 (EST)
10 days on the internet. saw article in time mag.
excellent concept! looking forward to increased user
friendliness
bob steeg (bsteeg@microage-//.awinc.com)
lloydminster, alberta canada
Saturday, March 09, 1996 at 22:29:26 (EST)
Great page
Gayton Osgood (gayton@world.std.com)
North Andover, MA USA
Saturday, March 09, 1996 at 22:11:34 (EST)
Interested bacause the articel in Time-magazine.
Have not been able to see the lot, just passed by this guestbook.
Regards
bjorn c wallin (bjorn.wallin@mailbox.swipnet.se)
stockholm, sweden
Saturday, March 09, 1996 at 19:21:18 (EST)
It is probably true quite generally that in the history of human thinking the most fruitful developments frequently take place at those points where two different lines of thought meet. These lines may have their roots in quite different parts of human culture, in different times or different cultural environments or different religious traditions: hence if they actually meet, that is, if they are at least so much related to each other that a real interaction can take place, then one may hope that new and interesting developements may follow. (Werner Heisenburg)
Don Rawlyk (drawlyk@wincom.net)
Lasalle, Ontario Canada
Saturday, March 09, 1996 at 18:57:37 (EST)
Esta muy bien! Felicidades!
Catalina Espino (al750156campus.chi.itesm.mx)
Chihuahua, Chihuahua Mexico
Saturday, March 09, 1996 at 17:39:36 (EST)
It hurts when I click!! Impressive!
John Markin (john.markin@sasknet.sk.ca)
Saskatoon, SK Canada
Saturday, March 09, 1996 at 17:37:27 (EST)