the internet was made for public use in mid - 1990s.
the internet was made for public use in mid - 1990s.
when was the internet made for public use?
mid - 1990s
micronationalism shed much of its traditionally eccentric anti-establishment mantle and took on a distinctly hobbyist perspective in the mid-1990s, when the emerging popularity of the internet made it possible to create and promote statelike entities in an entirely electronic medium with relative ease. an early example is the kingdom of talossa, a micronation created in 1979 by then-14-year-old robert ben madison, which went online in november 1995, and was reported in "the new york times" and other print media in 2000. as a result, the number of exclusively online, fantasy or simulation-based micronations expanded dramatically. the micronation ladonia coexists as both a physical territory and as a large and active online community that resembles a third place, distinguishing itself from other micronations, which are either active online communities or claim small physical territories.
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grant county airport









































grant county airport may refer to:









































bullet::::- grant county airport (nebraska) a public use airport in hyannis, nebraska, united states (faa: 1v2)









































bullet::::- grant county airport (new mexico) a public use airport in silver city, new mexico, united states (faa/iata: svc)









































bullet::::- grant county airport (west virginia) a public use airport in petersburg, west virginia, united states (faa: w99, iata: pgc)









































bullet::::- grant county international airport a public use airport in moses lake, washington, united states (faa/iata: mwh)









































bullet::::- grant county regional airport a public use airport in john day, oregon, united states (faa: gcd, iata: jda)
grant county airport