The Kaycee Nicole hoax generated a ton of mainstream and internet media coverage, and while it cast a shadow of skepticism on web journals, it also sparked a whole new wave of interest in the genre of online diaries and personal weblogs. Here's a fairly comprehensive collection of citations send additions and corrections to .

• Did Kaycee Live, or Die?
  Dan Gillmor, SiliconValley.Com, May 20, 2001

• Faking a death online
  Dave Winer, DaveNet/Scripting News, May 20, 2001

• Webloggers Cope With Comrade's Death, and Then Her Denial
  Inside.Com, May 21, 2001

• Life & Death Online
  Rick Hattersley, Peabody Gazette-Bulletin, May 21, 2001

• A painful affair of the Internet heart (No Longer Available)
  Bob Sullivan, MSNBC, May 22, 2001

• The Life and Death of a False Warrior
  Shirobara, Kuro5hin, May 22, 2001

• Kaycee Nicole Rests in Pieces
  Chris Stamper, Netslaves, May 22, 2001

• FBI declines to prosecute in 'Kaycee' Internet hoax
  Rick Hattersley, Peabody Gazette-Bulletin, May 22, 2001

• Postal inspector won't investigate online hoax
  Rick Hattersley, Peabody Gazette-Bulletin, May 23, 2001

• Fraude na rede (Portuguese)
  Pedro Doria, no.com.br, May 23, 2001