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till Impulsivo : I did my first website in 1996. I had been hearing about the internet for a couple of years before then, but widely available internet access for most people in the U.S. didn't happen until ~1995. I accessed my first porn bulletin board around 1989-90 (via phone line and modem), and some folks were selling their stuff that way. It took forever to download even the smallest video. Dial-in bulletin boards were the immediate precursor to the 'net. But Lynn *was* notable for being the editor of a good old fashioned ink-on-paper magazine, unReal People Swingers Magazine. Wish I could see a copy.
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till treaploc53 : Lynn was a true icon, but there was no Internet during 90's.
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Pioneering internet swinger, Lynn Carroll. Love the primping prologue (and her long blonde mane!).
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