Elsewhere on the Web
Good Starting Points
Looking for FAQs
The central archive of Frequently Asked Question lists is available via
FTP rtfm.mit.edu. A more limited, yet
hypertext and searchable, archive is the List
of Usenet FAQs.
Searching the World Wide Web
Locating information on the WWW can be difficult: its contents change
hourly and it is impossible to completely index all the relationships.
However, here are some good places to start:
Getting Your Site Listed
If, on the other hand, you want people to be able to find
your page, you should also go to these sites and look for the
"Submit Your Own URL" section - most have them. Put yourself down in
a few places and word will filter around. Or, you can take care of
many of them at once at Submit It!. Announcing
Your Site is also good.
If you feel worthy, you can also announce yourself in comp.infosystems.www.announce.
Plus we have a small list Toronto Web
Servers, which includes links to the home pages of other ISPs in
Toronto.
About the Web
Privacy
This is a very important issue in electronic communication. You
should be aware that Web browsers, FTP clients and other applications
may know your name. Servers to which you connect may log your name,
so that "anonymous" FTP isn't so anonymous anymore.
Some Web sites concerned with this topic:
Odds and Ends
Internex Online