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The Satire that Almost Became Law: The Dihydrogen Monoxide Scandal Tom Way, the webmaster behind the original dihydrogen monoxide site, talks about scientific literacy, an old hoax, and how a California community almost fell for it.

Satire Roundup: News Sources that Fell For It From overseas newspapers to Deborah Norville, examples of mainstream media outlets who unwittingly ran a satire article as fact.

Featured Site: Random Perspective A quirky British site with loads of interactive flash and multimedia to play with as well as sharp satirical news features.

All's Fair in Love and Satire... or Is It? A practical guide to what constitutes fair use and parody, what cease and desist letters actually mean, and how you can protect yourself.

Perspectives: Satire News of Yesteryear Over a century before the first satire news website went online, Mark Twain was making a name for himself with spoof news stories slipped into newspapers in Virginia and California.