A New Dawn for MSTings?

[krpalmer]

The "weekend discussion thread" on Satellite News this weekend was about Mystery Science Theater 3000 fan projects. With a nostalgic thought for the wordplay and overdone fanfics that went into MSTings but an awareness of how nowadays the game seems to be recording mocking commentaries to synch up with actual movies, I started reading the thread... and saw a comment from Joseph Nebus, who has written a good number of MSTings I found interesting, that he's starting up a new MSTing archive with many of the features of the late, lamented Web Site #9. I charged off to the link and bookmarked it, glad to have the pretty quite casual nature of my own project of linking to MSTings that had been posted to Usenet shown up by an archive with formatting, a proper search function, and the potential of "non-Usenet" MSTings showing up. What more will result from this I don't know, but it's good in itself to see.