Site Map for the Millennium Debates
Prior to creating this page on our Homestead site, there were 392 hits on the original AOL page between 1/23/2000 and 8/21/2004
The Millennium Debates are copies of converstions we have had through message board posts and e-mail, converted to Notepad files. Due to the sheer amount of information, we have created this site map for easier navigation.
This section contains selected posts from the main files, which gives the concise version of the debates.
File 1 -- June - July 1999
File 2 -- June 1999File 3 -- June - July 1999File 4 -- July 1999 File 5 -- August 2-3, 1999 File 6 -- August 3-8, 1999
File 2 -- June 1999File 3 -- June - July 1999File 4 -- July 1999 File 5 -- August 2-3, 1999 File 6 -- August 3-8, 1999This one has posts from Includes AOL Time Capsule Entry
Includes AOL Time Capsule Entryseveral different boards, and File 7 -- August 4-10, 1999 File 8 -- August 10-11, 1999 File 9 -- August 10-18, 1999 File 10 -- August 15-20, 1999
File 7 -- August 4-10, 1999 File 8 -- August 10-11, 1999 File 9 -- August 10-18, 1999 File 10 -- August 15-20, 1999the beginning of posts on the
AOL Countdown Controversy board File 11 -- August 18-21, 1999 File 12 -- August 18-24, 1999 File 13 -- August 24-25, 1999 File 14 -- August 25-31, 1999 File 15 -- September 1-4, 1999
File 11 -- August 18-21, 1999 File 12 -- August 18-24, 1999 File 13 -- August 24-25, 1999 File 14 -- August 25-31, 1999 File 15 -- September 1-4, 1999File 16 -- September 4-15, 1999 File 17 -- Sept. 24 - Nov. 8, 1999 File 18 -- Oct. 29 - Nov. 24, 1999File 19 -- Jan. 2 - 17, 2000File 20 -- Jan. 18 - 22, 2000
File 17 -- Sept. 24 - Nov. 8, 1999 File 18 -- Oct. 29 - Nov. 24, 1999File 19 -- Jan. 2 - 17, 2000File 20 -- Jan. 18 - 22, 2000 Includes a letter I sent to Moira McCormick who is a freelance writer who had an article about the V-Chip published in TV Guide, and her e-mail response.File 21 -- Jan. 20 - Feb. 23, 2000File 22 -- Mar. 13 - May 19, 2000
File 22 -- Mar. 13 - May 19, 2000 Includes E-mail sent to Fortune 500 and Rolling Stone Magazine.Year Zero Debates
January 16 - January 25, 2000
These pages contain conversations with Alan Dechert who created the Go2zero calendar concept, and a few other people from the Deja.com forums.
Copies of our Letters and E-Mail to Time Magazine and their response.
A copy of an interview I did with Rick Wade of the Times Today newspaper
