Thanks, Kerleone, for pointing that out. Actually the link was sorted into my bookmarks (which I don't use any longer ;o) as "Britannica 1911". Then I was quite astounded that nowhere on the website I could read WHAT encyclopedia it was, they had put online. Meanwhile I've edited the story and am awaiting a call from some lawyers ... Btw, was your 'typo' "Enzyclopedia" by purpose or by accident?

of course, it was by accident. As you know, online communities tend to use a written colloquial language.

Ah, you mean enzyclopaedia with "z"! Like Warez! Hehe.

Now, lets take a look how many people in the next two years will be directed by google to this page searching for warez ;-)

Well, I didn't think about that -- but hey, it's good for us, our hit-counter will go up ;o)
And btw, concerning usage of 'colloquial language by online communities': *roflmfaolsfcil* means (parents advisory: explicit language ahead) "rolling on the floor laughin' my fuckin' ass off like some fuckin' crazy insane lamer" -- created by jim in ye olde days; I miss you, boy.
'nough said.

What's up with jim?

Well, jim left "my cyberian tribe" and seemingly the internet at all. He's not dead, though. But he just couldn't stand the 'style' of communication which sometimes is applied via CMC in some communities any longer.