Well, I have added a new feature :)
On the Weather page under Wisconsin I had the idea to use
.names type=i to enter new text hourly with a sed job, it now
is a reality with much help from Eric Pement a sed guru in my
book (Thanks again Eric!) I now run a cron job that greps a 
line from an existing program called wmWeather, which is a weather
"button" on my wifes desktop. wmWeather gets a METAR file and makes
it into a nice weather button for peope inclined to use X. It 
of course makes it's eye candy out of a text file, which is what
I grepped. Then it was a (simple?) task to cron a sed job to insert
the newly made grep filename into .names after Name= so that way
as you can see the result of the KOSH metar ends up hourly updated
across the top of /Weather/Wisconsin.
I thought it was way cool anyhow :)
Its a bit long on a gopher client, line wraps ok in lynx and looks
fine in opera. I plan on doing the same with the reults from the
opengiggle server (like a fortune cookie or magic 8 ball program,
with a server & client) Maybe even stick a news headline somewhere.
OHH! I have my rss feed aggregator (rawdog) html dumped and .txt
dumped here now also, thats neat imho too. I wanted to use the
style.css on the html file but didnt want it showing up...
changed name to .style.css and set rawdog to create the html using
.style.css   looks good for me. If anyone sees anything thats fubar
for your method of browsing drop me a note ( chris@hal3000.cx)
noticed a bit of activity on the gopher mailing list and will be
adding two sites to the jughead database of searches.
The sed job looks something like this btw:

sed "1, /=/ s@Updated Hourly!@` sed '$!s:$:\\\:' /usr/home/wifes/metar` @" 
/usr/home/me/gopher-data/Weather/Wisconsin/.names > 
/usr/home/me/gopher-data/Weather/Wisconsin/.names2

and the grep is just -A 1 KOSH.txt > metar
 

Happy Gophering!
Chris