Still, no one has set up a camera at Ben Gurion’s grave to watch the Wilderness of Zin (only a non-functioning weather camera). One is owned by Aish haTorah and the others seem to be at a commercial sites ( using the same camera). The Rheingold Family Haggadah is still there, but unedited since 1994.) There were none then, but now numerous Web cameras are aimed at the Kotel. (As with me, at one time he had a Haggadah Online. At one time you could read all of “Virtual Community” Online, but I don’t think Howard is involved in much Jewish thought. I’m certain that Howard Rheingold did have a site, but I don’t remember visiting it ( his current site). At the time, Marge Piercy did not have a site (which surprised me because of her novel “ He, She & It”), but that has changed.

The number of synagogues themselves that have sites increases weekly if not daily. Since then, All the synagogue movements have developed significant sites as have other Jewish umbrella organizations. For example, do any rabbis have Home pages? Which synagogues or synagogue organizations have Web sites? Does Marge Piercy have a site at which you can read portions of “He She and It”? Does Howard Rheingold have a site where you can learn more about creating a Virtual Community? Is there a Web Camera at the Kotel? In the Wilderness of Zin?Īt the time there existed very little.

I began creating a Web site in my head as early as August 1995 when I drafted the following:įor a project I’m pursuing regarding Jewish involvement on the internet and the World Wide Web in particular, I’m interested in learning about any sites about which you may know.

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