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Kaylee @ Gor on Earth: recovered treasures

This is a fairly old web site by Kaylee. It was closed by Kaylee's master, Gabriel. Subsequently, its domain name was appropriated by squatters, who didn't linger long without a wildcard `Restrict' `robots.txt' rule. As you may know, Internet Archive prohibits access to the Wayback Machine if it finds a `robots.txt' file in the root of a web site with hostname matching the recorded domain name.

If you're here after info on merinthophilia or just for tie-up stories, then look elsewhere: this archive doesn't hold any of such tasty content. However, it may be of interest to you if you're researching consensual slavery and want to know people, who claim to live and prosper in such relationships.

This archive is dedicated to Kaylee, the author and webmaster behind Gor on Earth. Your contribution is valuable and that's why other people should have access to your writings, essays and web site, even if Internet Archive decides that they shouldn't.

One word for prospective submissives though: think before you decide that "Gor" is the ultimate standard for male-female power relationships. Consider if other paths may be more suitable or fulfilling in your quest for belonging. Kaylee frequently cited Gor on her web site: that doesn't mean you should too.

There are more things to consider. Using lowercase to indicate submissive's role is obsolete: the practice originated with IRC and other technically constrained chats. There's no justification for using it on the Web, where we can have arbitrarily large space for text, HTML markup tags and Cascading Style Sheets: more powerful and richer means of expression.

Speaking of yourself in third person is also a bad practice, in my opinion. Don't do it: I need your personality. In this age of constant erosion of personal qualities and relationships every thing we do matters. If we diminish our personal selves to comply with society's expectations, then society will never learn to respect our personalities, regardless of whether we're free or belong to someone. Speaking of yourself in first person is not disrespectful and it certainly doesn't bar you from being a better person and a better servant. Gabriel, you shouldn't have directed Kaylee to speak this way. You did me and like-minded people a major disservice.

As with every my archive, I encourage redistribution of these recovered treasures. Make sure other people have access, though: it pays to have a distributed network of backups when there's a proverbial hard drive failure.

How to navigate

Open `kayindex.htm' to jump straight to Kaylee's essays. The landing page is `index.htm'. `git grep' is your friend, if you need a quick search.

Viewing from a filesystem is fine, because HTML files contain relative hyperlinks to essential page assets. The text encoding for the files is `windows-1252', but if you use any ASCII-compatible the text will not be garbled as bad as with some other web sites.

The history of this git repository contains all versions of pages that made it to the Web Archive. You may want to switch to some parent commit.
Hints:
Before first commit, do not forget to setup your git environment:
git config --global user.name "your_name_here"
git config --global user.email "your@email_here"

Clone this repository using HTTP(S):
git clone https://rocketgit.com/user/meronos/kaylee

Clone this repository using ssh (do not forget to upload a key first):
git clone ssh://rocketgit@ssh.rocketgit.com/user/meronos/kaylee

Clone this repository using git:
git clone git://git.rocketgit.com/user/meronos/kaylee

You are allowed to anonymously push to this repository.
This means that your pushed commits will automatically be transformed into a merge request:
... clone the repository ...
... make some changes and some commits ...
git push origin main