* Image: Morten Kettel * A decade and a half of provocative content has inspired plenty of letters to the editor. Some of them have been thoughtful and constructive, others just plain rude. Sticks and stones, kids...
I have to pass on my disappointment with the first issue of your magazine. In fact, it has made me angry ... It's yuppie bullshit.
Gary Chapman
May/June 1993
I hated the cover on my new Wired magazine so much I tore it off and threw it in the trash.
dteeter@aol.com
August 1994
I don't know whether to congratulate you for your courage or cancel my subscription for presenting such one-sided drivel.
Charles Lewis
November 1995
As fiction goes, Ed Regis' article on anti-environmental crusader Julian L. Simon was a work of art.
Tim Andrews
May 1997
"101 Ways to Save the Internet" had a few good ones and a whole lot of crap.
Andy Harrison
March 2004
Prince is geekier than William Gibson? The unhackable computer in Hackers was named after Gibson, for Pete's sake! Ever seen an unhackable computer named after Prince?
Peter Aaron
October 2004
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