As we’ve already mentioned, there are very few sources of information on necrophilia and related topics. To tell the truth, they are quite few, in comparison with other realms. That is why we decided to create a site of our own, devoted to the problem in question.
In the Internet, there are lots of different services, but we are interested in only three of them: WWW, IRC and Usenet. Let us begin with WWW. All the available information is provided by WWW-servers. Which ones? The largest site, containing nearly all necro-pages and being a kind of an accumulator of everything death-oriented, was the Black Plague server. In was there that the majority of the links led to, it was there that the largest picture archive of corpses was situated. Originally our site was there also. But such idyll couldn’t last long and, after 15 months of work in the Web, June 15, 1998, the Black Plague site ceased to be. The very domain was abolished. In was an unexpected blow for the necro-society on the whole, as it was the death of the center, the heart of the resources on this topic. But a lot of projects started at the Black Plague now remain independent in the Web. A vivid example is Necrobabes, a commercial site of Vicki – the person who stood at the roots. Who knows, maybe one day there will appear another central server, hosting all the necro-sites. After a few months of oblivion, the Black Plague creators managed to re-open their site and it is functioning now but, unfortunately, it has lost the bygone glory. A lot of sites have moved away from it. But we hope that this project will in future become what it once was. All the links on interesting necro-resources in the Web are found in the Links Collection, so you might go there and search for anything you need – by the way, we’ve given each link a profound description.
As for IRC, we’ve covered this topic very carefully in the ‘Necrophilia on IRC’ section, so we redirect you there.
And lastly; Usenet. Those who have no idea what it is, please read this. As for the rest, we strongly recommend you to subscribe to such most exciting conferences as: alt.binaries.pictures.grotesque, alt.sex.necrophilia, alt.sex.snuff.cannibalism, alt.sex.asphyx… Alt.Sex.Asphyx, as you might have guessed by its name, is devoted to asphyxia. Some time ago this conference was very active, till the people decided to move to a different place, realizing it was better to publish pictures in the ‘binaries’ conferences. So the new address is alt.binaries.pictures.erotica.fetish.neck – subscribe and enjoy. Of course, there is a great quantity of spam, as well as in the rest of the Usenet, but they have found a very good solution to this problem: all letters to the point of the conference begin with the ‘ASA’ in the Subject field. So don’t pay attention any others. The alt.binaries.pictures.grotesque conference is devoted to pictures of corpses whose deaths were caused by different accidents and neglected illnesses. It has been fairly active recently, and if you are interested – you are welcome. Other conferences are not so well-to-do: they consist of spam and very rare interesting things.