Here is what I have found most interesting in modern gopherspace
 (DIR) Frog Tips
       
       There are about 200 working gopher servers in the world today (written
       in the mid 2000-ies; see gopher://gopher.rp.spb.su/1/servers), but
       only few of them are maintained on a regular basis and contain really
       useful information.  Here they are.
 (DIR) SDF Public Access UNIX
 (DIR) PCW Aerv Gopher Service (dead)
 (DIR) Paul Dunne's gopher server (dead)
 (DIR) athene.dnsalias.org (dead)
 (DIR) droog.sdf-eu.org
 (DIR) Floodgap Systems
 (DIR) gopher.kostecke.net (dead)
 (DIR) Ocean State Free-Net Gopher (dead)
 (DIR) gopher.quux.org
 (DIR) Whole Earth Electronic Links (dead)
 (DIR) gopher.wumpus-cave.net (dead)
 (DIR) hal3000.cx (dead)
 (DIR) rachael.dyndns.org (dead)
 (DIR) Zedah.org (dead)
 (DIR) Simple Machines (dead)
       You see that all of the greatest gopher servers of 2000s are dead by
       now except those that are specifically dedicated to gopher support.
       
       Gophers at sdf.lonestar.org and droog.sdf-eu.org include their
       members' personal gopherspaces where you can also find something
       new, for example these:
 (DIR) In the Beginning Was the Command Line
 (DIR) Cicada Incomplete Gopher Census (dead)
 (DIR) Robert's GopherSpace
 (DIR) yargo
 (DIR) Amino's Gopher Node (dead)
 (DIR) Lisp-p.org in Gopherspace (dead)
       You see that some are also dead, some maybe also because of the
       changes in gophermap file formats on SDF.
       
       Here were some great Internet archives
 (DIR) Online Books Initiative (dead)
       
       If you're running an active gopher server not mentioned here please
       write me an email (see my email address in Contacts).
       
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