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alt.gothic is a Usenet newsgroup hosting discussion of the goth subculture. It was an early net.goth forum, and the birthplace of the Convergence festival. The Routledge companion to Gothic describes alt.gothic as a way for the Net.goth community to be able to truly be themselves.^[1]

References

^ Catherine Spooner (Ph. D), Emma McEvoy (2007), The Routledge companion to Gothic, Taylor & Francis Group, retrieved 2010-09-14

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Altgothic.com

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