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| − | '''Internet parental circumcision information''' started to become available in the late 1990s. [[Intactivists]] realized that accurate unbiased information about [[circumcision]], the [[foreskin]], and other matters could be presented directly to the public without being filtered through editorial [[bias]]. | + | '''Internet parental circumcision information''' started to become available in the late 1990s. [[Intactivists]] realized that accurate unbiased information about [[circumcision]], the [[foreskin]], and other matters could be presented directly to the public without being filtered through editorial [[bias]], so they quickly moved to take advantage of this new channel of communication. |
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| + | [[Geoffrey T. Falk]] used his technical knowledge to create the Circumcision Information and Resource Pages ([[CIRP]]), while [[Marilyn Fayre Milos]] created a website for the National Organization of Circumcision Information Resource Centers ([[NOCIRC]]}. | ||
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Internet parental circumcision information started to become available in the late 1990s. Intactivists realized that accurate unbiased information about circumcision, the foreskin, and other matters could be presented directly to the public without being filtered through editorial bias, so they quickly moved to take advantage of this new channel of communication.
History
Geoffrey T. Falk used his technical knowledge to create the Circumcision Information and Resource Pages (CIRP), while Marilyn Fayre Milos created a website for the National Organization of Circumcision Information Resource Centers (NOCIRC}.