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Does anyone think that the Cleveland Freenet deserves its own page as it was the first of this type of network? I was a member of the Freenet from 1989-1997 when they shut down. I loved this resource and am truly disappointed to find that it seems to be missing from the internet in even the smallest references.
I was on there around then, too. Who were you? Cigarette = in210
Take a look at the link that I added to the NPTN Blue Book. The first section gives a history of how the Cleveland Free-Net started and led to the creation of other Free-Nets. --Mu30116:54, 19 August 2005 (UTC)[reply]
These excess External links were removed from the article as per WP:EL guidelines. Please do not re-add them. -- Ϫ11:19, 15 May 2011 (UTC)[reply]
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Free Dialup Service Community supported Dialup Internet Access service for Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island.
FastFreeDialup.com is a completely free, dial-up Internet Service Provider with ever expanding network and current coverage for California, Delaware, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.
Hamilton Community Net one of the original Free-Nets, was an early contributor to an alternative to the Freeport software providing a web/text interface to community information. It has been in continuous operation since 1994.
Ocean State Free-Net has been in continuous operation since 1994 - expired? June 2006.
Miami Valley Community Network The Miami Valley Community Network in Dayton, Ohio. Preceded by the Dayton Area Free-Net.
Chebucto Community Net in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada has been in continuous operation since 1994 and was the source of the CSuite operating environment used by many Canadian Free-Nets.
Brant FreeNet in Brantford, Ontario, Canada started in 1995 and closed in 2008. The domain, and community based content still exist under the control of the Personal Computer Museum.
