Surf Links - Welcome - Web sites for browsing Internet content

These links help you explore the Web; here, you'll find organized and annotated links to Web sites about current conditions, media, and information. See the about section to find out more about this list and its use.

• Edited by: You can contact the editor of this information with your ideas and corrections; there are different formats of this information.
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  • John December: editor of this information since 2010
  • About: About this index; find out what the Surf Links index is, why I made it, and how you might put it to use
  • Suggestion?: please send a correction of any information you find here or your suggestion to johndecember@gmail.com via email with the subject line info-surf
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  • Surf index: index outline; shows sections of this information in outline form; links on the section names take you to a file showing all the entries and annotations for that section; put your cursor over section names or headings to see a popup description
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Is something missing or incorrect? Suggestion? Please send a note to johndecember@gmail.com with the subject info-surf.