> wack. not sure i'd go that far. it's theatrics to make a point surely.
from what i remember a little bit too much fuss was made about the whole matter at the time tho. does anyone have a copy of the unknown writer piece from this saved? robin... > > ab > > -----Original Message----- > From: Otto [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Monday, March 31, 2003 6:30 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: (313) Codebreaker: UR > > > Here's how I think the story unfolded: > > There was a special Codebreaker section on the Submerge website that at > first appeared to be nothing but a blank page, but it had a secret link > hidden behind a single dot on the page. The morse code in the track said > "click on the dot", which revealed a page written by the Unknown Writer > about codebreaking and resistance. > > A listmember decrypted the code and forwarded it to 313 and everybody > accessed the site. A day later, a message from Submerge appeared on the > site and on 313, saying something along the lines of 'the code had been > broken and the mission compromised' and that the site had been taken down > (although another listmember had saved the page and forwarded it to 313 > afterwards). > > Otto
