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-title = "Internet"
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-## Gemini
-
-The [Gemini Protocol](https://geminiprotocol.net/) is a network of
-interconnected plaintext documents. If you've used
-[Gopher](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gopher_(protocol)) before, Gemini will
-feel very familiar.
-
-Instead of web sites, Gemini uses the term "capsules" that can be access via
-`gemini://` links.
-
-In order to browse Gemini capsules, you will need a client capable of supporting
-Gemini. The Gemini Protocol website has a [Gemini
-software](https://geminiprotocol.net/software/) page with a list of clients for
-each platform.
-
-
-### Gemtext
-
-[Gemtext](https://geminiprotocol.net/docs/cheatsheet.gmi) is a plaintext syntax,
-very similar to Markdown.
-
-To quote the Gemini Protocol's documentation:
-
--   Long lines get wrapped by the client to fit the screen.
--   Short lines _don't_ get joined together.
--   Write paragraphs as single long lines.
--   Blank lines are rendered verbatim.
-
-```md
-[//]: <> (Headings)
-# Heading
-## Sub-heading
-### Sub-subheading
-
-[//]: <> (Lists)
--   Mercury
--   Gemini
--   Apollo
-
-[//]: <> (Quotes)
-> I contend that text-based websites should not exceed in size the major works of Russian literature.
-
-[//]: <> (Links)
-=> gemini://geminiprotocol.net/docs/cheatsheet.gmi
-=> gemini://geminiprotocol.net/docs/cheatsheet.gmi Gemtext cheatsheet
-
-[//]: <> (Preformatted text)
-Any line starting with three backticks (```) will tell the client to toggle to
-"preformatted mode", which disables the client's logical checks to render links,
-headings, etc. and will render the text as-is.
-```
-
-## Gopher
-
-The [Gopher Protocol](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gopher_(protocol)) is a
-communication protocol, similar to Gemini, that allows for browsing of any ones
-of [the 14 supported item
-types](https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc1436#section-3.8):
-
-```txt
-0   Item is a file
-1   Item is a directory
-2   Item is a CSO phone-book server
-3   Error
-4   Item is a BinHexed Macintosh file.
-5   Item is DOS binary archive of some sort.
-    Client must read until the TCP connection closes.  Beware.
-6   Item is a UNIX uuencoded file.
-7   Item is an Index-Search server.
-8   Item points to a text-based telnet session.
-9   Item is a binary file!
-        Client must read until the TCP connection closes.  Beware.
-+   Item is a redundant server
-T   Item points to a text-based tn3270 session.
-g   Item is a GIF format graphics file.
-I   Item is some kind of image file.  Client decides how to display.
-```
-
-### Simplicity is Intentional
-
-Gopher is [meant to be
-simplistic](https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc1436#section-4).
-
-```txt
-As far as possible we desire any new features to be carried as new
-protocols that will be hidden behind new document-types.  The
-internet Gopher philosophy is:
-
-    (a) Intelligence is held by the server.  Clients have the option
-    of being able to access new document types (different, other types
-    of servers) by simply recognizing the document-type character.
-    Further intelligence to be borne by the protocol should be
-    minimized.
-
-    (b) The well-tempered server ought to send "text" (unless a file
-    must be transferred as raw binary).  Should this text include
-    tabs, formfeeds, frufru?  Probably not, but rude servers will
-    probably send them anyway.  Publishers of documents should be
-    given simple tools (filters) that will alert them if there are any
-    funny characters in the documents they wish to publish, and give
-    them the opportunity to strip the questionable characters out; the
-    publisher may well refuse.
-
-    (c) The well-tempered client should do something reasonable with
-    funny characters received in text; filter them out, leave them in,
-    whatever.
-```
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