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@@ -10,15 +10,17 @@
 
 
     Hikers,   park  rangers,  and  summer  residents  of  Iceland's
-    northernmost  peninsula  are seeking to keep the area free from
-    internet  service,  worrying  that all that comes with it "will
-    destroy  a  way  of life that depends on the absence of [email,
-    news,  and  social  media]," reports the Associated Press. "The
-    area  has long resisted cell towers, but commercial initiatives
-    could  take  the  decision  out  of  Icelanders' hands and push
-    Hornstrandir  across  the  digital  divide."  From  the report:
-    Despite  or because of its remoteness, Iceland ranks first on a
-    U.N.  index  comparing  nations  by information technology use,
+    northernmost  peninsula  are  [1]seeking  to keep the area free
+    from  internet  service  , worrying that all that comes with it
+    "will  destroy  a  way  of  life that depends on the absence of
+    [email,  news,  and  social  media],"  reports  the  Associated
+    Press.  "The area has long resisted cell towers, but commercial
+    initiatives  could  take  the decision out of Icelanders' hands
+    and  push  Hornstrandir  across  the  digital divide." From the
+    report:
+    
+    >  Despite or because of its remoteness, Iceland ranks first on
+    a  U.N.  index comparing nations by information technology use,
     with  roughly  98 percent of the population using the internet.
     Among  adults,  93  percent report having Facebook accounts and
     two-thirds  are Snapchat users, according to pollster MMR. Many
@@ -30,12 +32,19 @@
     it  would require or prohibit hasn't been fleshed out. The last
     full-time  resident of the rugged area moved away in 1952 -- it
     never  was  an  easy place to farm -- but many descendants have
-    turned   family  farmsteads  into  summer  getaways.  Northwest
-    Iceland's  representative,  Halla  Signy Kristjansdottir, is in
-    favor  of  adding  cell  towers  for  the safety of sailors and
-    travelers  in  the  area.  "I don't see anything romantic about
-    lying  on  the ground with a broken thigh bone and no cellphone
-    signal," Kristjansdottir said in an interview.
+    turned family farmsteads into summer getaways.
+    
+    Northwest     Iceland's     representative,     Halla     Signy
+    Kristjansdottir,  is  in  favor  of  adding cell towers for the
+    safety  of  sailors  and  travelers  in  the area. "I don't see
+    anything  romantic  about  lying  on  the  ground with a broken
+    thigh  bone  and  no cellphone signal," Kristjansdottir said in
+    an interview.
+    
+    
+    
+    [1] https://www.apnews.com/71cdfb7b1c2245069a6f681f8b8f906f/Wi-
+    red-Icelanders-seek-to-keep-remote-peninsula-digital-free
 
 
   ** Yeah it's real annoying (Score:3, Insightful)