mendax.org

In 1996, a small group of individuals signed up to join a faux organization described as “an international organization synonymous with the NWO.” The group established a lateral hierarchy broken into Charges, each with distinct ruling heads. By 1997, the organization evolved into a loose social club whose Charges were traded in for Departments. By winter, mendax.org had formal chapters throughout the country, and mendax.org finally gained international status when a chapter was opened in Canada.

The founders of mendax.org planned to mold the organization into a non-collegiate fraternity, whose membership, chiefly in the high-tech industry, would be able to start, manage, and influence a variety of projects. While these efforts saw some success, the social club never grew far from its initial influences, and was ultimately disbanded sometime in 1998 or 1999. The infrastructure it left behind, to include the web site and e-zine, lived on.

Today, mendax.org is chiefly administered by one William Thorin. Though the site has evolved numerous times since its humble beginnings in 1996, and though much of its earlier content was lost to the sands of time, it remains a repository of information currently maintained in blog-like form. While most content is submitted by WyldKard, mendax.org has had numerous guest authors in the past, and welcomes content from new and old contributors alike.

If you would like to write for mendax.org, please contact WyldKard.

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