[SpookyZalost]

Anyone here heard of neocities?

I run my own personal site off there but it's great because like geocities before it they have a nice community aspect with web rings, link banners, button pages, etc to create a nice close nit community with everyone having their own personal websites for whatever they want.

https://neocities.org/

I highly recommend poking around, it's kinda neat to see a living example of an evolution of cyberspace that I thought had faded after the end of myspace and the idea of personal domains and webpages.

[Guardian]

Always glad to see these corners of the web still existing and being nurtured, and not everything going the way of the mainstream Google, Facebook, Youtube direction.

[SpookyZalost]

right?

I only vaguely knew about geocities and angel fire from the before times, back when AOL was still a thing.

sadly I never got to be a part of it way back when and only really became interested posthumously when doing some cyberarcheology and research into retro-cyberspaces.

[Guardian]

I only vaguely knew about geocities and angel fire from the before times, back when AOL was still a thing.

I spent WAY too much time as a kid making pages for no one to ever see. :

Got me interested though, and I guess it worked out since I now make a living dealing with computers.