>The release date was March 31st just to avoid that, there's a FAQ
>explaining everything about Fool's day dilemma at the mozilla.org :)
>
>So we got the source already yesterday, guys in Finland have been studying
>together with their linuxnet-friends at Netscape and Microsoft developing
>their browsers, this is really exciting!
>
>There's a huge party in SF today and a breakfast party here in A'dam,
>organized by the legendary hac-tic ppl who did "Hacking till the end of
>the Universe" etc. on the '80s and in April 14th there's the first
>International Browser Day, when artist show the own experimental browsers
>they have made. I think this is the biggest thing that has happened in
>ages. Gee, wonder what happens next..
This is terrible. I'm so "out of it" I don't even know about this. So will we be able to look at the experimental browsers online? How?
>I'm making an.org/mozilla &/ opensource about this, probably also in
>Finnish to get some published in Finland to get some money for the
>breakfast as I'm broke again :) I wonder if some publisher in states was
>interested about the A'dam proceedings? This is the San Francisco of
>Europe. afterall.
>
>~Toni
Hmm. I know a reporter at the New York Times and one at Business Week... Also some media people around SF, a little bit.