Well, it seems that Yahoo! will be closing down Geocities later on in the year, so this little piece of cyberspace has just about seen the last of it's days. Interesting to see that after all this time it still pulls in its fair share of curious onlookers that hopefully bounce from it to other sites in this crazy fascination.
SFO, the first sneezing fetish website, was created over 12 years ago. The growth of this little fetish since then has been a most fascinating watch both sexually, spiritually, and psychologically. From posting privately on newsboards and trading audio tapes in the mail to posting on forums and streaming video/audio and heaven forbid, actually meeting one another, it's truly awesome. So much information is just a click away that wasn't accessable just a few years ago.
This little page has seen people in the community come and go and survived mudslinging from various crap comedy websites to still push the knowledge of the fascination of a natural action to it's limits. I'm glad to have been part of that.
-Professor S
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Sept 3, 2008
It's been several years since the ol SFO saw the light of day. I've been debating for a while about bringing the old girl out of the cyberspace closet. Everyone that I've talked to, from people from the original 'clique' to the new people of today have expressed interest on the website.
At the time I took the site down the usual things that kill a website were apparent; lack of time to update, lack of materials, perceived lack of interest in the site. The community has changed in ten years; some for the good, some for the bad. But SFO served it's purpose as an intital beacon for the community that allowed other brighter beacons to shine and take the community further than, IMHO, it was originally expected. Ten years ago, people with this interest were using snail mail and mailing lists to communitate. In 2008 everything can be done in literally seconds.
SFO at the time was limited to only having 5megs of space to do anything web as it was a 'free' website. Yahoo Geocities has increased their free server space to 15megs, which means I could actually have some fun with this.
I had located the last known copy of SFO before it was taken down, along with all it's files. However, in the process of moving cities, that copy is now lost. I am still able to find the HTML coding, just not the files associated with. Currently I'm on a search for the missing files, but it's like traveling in the jungle without a machete.
Regardless, by hook or by crook, SFO will be online again by the end of the year in some capacity, either as a nostalga website...or maybe something more ;)
Stay tuned....
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