The debut issue opens with a literary epigraph from Umberto Eco's novel and a philosophical treatise exploring the metaphysics of melancholia, boredom, and existential themes. A significant portion of the articles focuses on a critical reflection of the demoscene, featuring sharp evaluations of UnBeliever's work, thoughts on the platform's decline, and an analysis of developer ethics surrounding software plagiarism accusations. The literary section is complemented by avant-garde prose infused with dark humor, along with discussions on yellow journalism and media ethics within the community. The issue concludes with poetry touching upon Khazar Kabbalah and the divine nature of language.
Issue contents:
- Epigraph - introduction to a new newspaper.
- About melancholy - metaphysics of melancholy.
- About people - Spectrum is dead. This is unambiguous and beyond doubt. Jason Krueger reviews Ubeliever's activities.
- About people - poems and stories from Jason Krueger.
- About theft - Ontology of plagiarism: criticism of the graphic editor Excess Deluxe Paint.
- About newspapers - Discussion about the yellow press on the ZX Spectrum.
- About morality - a feature of Unbeliever's national conceit.
- About us - a newspaper for intellectuals and paranoids.
- Post Scriptum - poem.
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