Why Gopher in 2026?

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A post on Hacker News asks why the Gopher protocol still matters in 2026, linking to a phlog entry hosted on a Gopher server. The linked text, from a user on the sdf.org community server, appears to be a personal log entry rather than a formal article. The submission has drawn 7 points and 2 comments on the Hacker News discussion thread. The source material provides limited detail beyond the headline and link metadata, so the underlying argument cannot be fully summarized.

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