just found some link describing the roots of cybergoth, its pretty interesting and i kinda agree with this section:
"CURRENT ISSUES WITH CYBERGOTH
There has been a worrying number of reports of cybergoths telling goths like they are the "great new thing" and that goth is obsolete and dated. I find this to be quite rediculous as cybergoth itself has its basis in the late 80s and early 90s in nearly every way... nothing I would say is up-to-the-minute, except for matching the retro-futuristic fashion craze in the plainstream at the moment. I would hope that the majority of cybergoths would frown (smile less?) upon such behaviour and realise that this type of genre-egotism can only spell trouble for the life-span of cybergoth. Assimilate, don't humiliate. ;) "
whole article can be found here:
http://www.scanlinez.org/nihilism/tab.ht ml
"CURRENT ISSUES WITH CYBERGOTH
There has been a worrying number of reports of cybergoths telling goths like they are the "great new thing" and that goth is obsolete and dated. I find this to be quite rediculous as cybergoth itself has its basis in the late 80s and early 90s in nearly every way... nothing I would say is up-to-the-minute, except for matching the retro-futuristic fashion craze in the plainstream at the moment. I would hope that the majority of cybergoths would frown (smile less?) upon such behaviour and realise that this type of genre-egotism can only spell trouble for the life-span of cybergoth. Assimilate, don't humiliate. ;) "
whole article can be found here:
http://www.scanlinez.org/nihilism/tab.ht
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