I found this place, and the community is pretty cool. If you are looking for what retro social experiences and communities might have become without massive amounts of centralization you should give it a try.

I found the old WSMZ (https://hbaguette.neocities.org/) bannerAds, and noticed it was not being maintained…

So I started maintaining it on my site.

I am here to share this, and hope that more people will want to be involved to add their site to the list!

All I need is a message from you, or an email to the address on the page, with a blurb about your site, a 468x60 banner ad, and the URL to link to!

My hope is to one day maybe also be able to use this list to create a StumbleUpon like button for the SmolWeb.

In the 80s, everyone probably loved MS-DOS, but it was clear it needed an upgrade. Let's have a look at how Microsoft and IBM tackled the issue; is their new OS/2 the answer to all of their problems, or is it too good to be true?

A very web 1.0 site that I just stumbled upon.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.zip/post/48581934

Remember all the personal sites in HTML people used to have on places like geocities or neocities? There's a bit of an online movement to go back to that kind of site instead of everything being on some big centrally-owned website.

Neoskitties is that, in the style of r/pokemedia: posting what people would have on their equivalent to neocities in the Pokémon universe. Figured Pokémon Lemmy might appreciate.

Part weather forecast site, part performance art. Repent 2 ur weather lords.

Very good write up. Fun site about tobacco holders as well

We really really don't get these kinds of websites anymore.