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great. I will probably revisit this and expand on my thoughts. I have a
lot more sites I plan to add, I'm just lazy. Note: This looks terrible
on mobile.
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https://phailsnail.neocities.org
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This site sucks. The webmaster is boring and a total
windbag. Reading the home page gives off major NPC vibes and
unfortunately, there’s no skip dialogue button. You can tell that they
didn't even play the tutorial. Even though they supposedly know basic
HTML, the site’s poorly slapped together in MS FrontPage and has zero
navigational structure. Amateur at best, and honestly, a 6 year old
could do better. :) |
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https://bmh.neocities.org |
Calling BMHO site a “personal blog” doesn’t quite capture what it
is. It’s more like a glimpse into a personality and a life. The
webmaster, Brian, reviews YouTube and Rumble videos, books, films, and
many other topics; often in great depth and at considerable length. BMHO
also features personal projects, miscellaneous items, and personal
hoarding...err...collections. The site’s pages span several years,
possibly even decades.
BMHO is a site I browse regularly, and in my opinion, it is the ideal
personal website. |
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https://jameso2.neocities.org
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This site is a personal site for the artwork and blog of the
webmaster and artist: James (obviously). The artist specializes in
pixel art and does take commissions. This is a cozy site and I hope to
see it updated more frequently. |
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https://basscat.neocities.org/
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This site apparently used to be a lot more, but the owner deleted it
and it is now strictly a blog. It's a interesting blog and the site is
beautiful. I hope the site again expands. Let's all love Lain. |
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https://basscat.neocities.org/
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This site is...something. It's almost like a glitch, the MissingNo
of the internet, and you'll have to experience yourself. Contains a
standard and interesting blog, writings, and artwork. In fact the entire
site is an art piece. This site has been trying to reach you. |
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https://vhsmaronite.neocities.org
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VHSMARONITE is a wonderful corner of the web with a
blog, art, and personal writings. It’s packed with reviews, writing,
music, and a retro aesthetic that feels like a vaporwave ride through
the old internet. I love it. |
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https://freckleskies.neocities.org/ |
Freckle Skies is like stepping into a BBS environment.
The design leans heavily on ASCII-style. This
choice makes the site feel less like a webpage and more like browsing a
old computer terminal. The journal, ehm, diary is set up to resemble old
forum style posts. Full of blogs, writings, reviews,
cookbooks...what?...it has a little of everything. |
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https://caminus.quest/ |
Caminus.quest is a retro-styled Neocities site that
embraces the retro web It feels like a art piece from the late 90s or
early 2000s, complete with Pokémon, banners, reviews, recipes, DND/Tabletop
campigns and more. Even has a cat to pet! I love this site.
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https://dannarchy.com |
There’s no single theme for Dannarchy. It’s more like a
digital scrapbook full of hobbies: classic PC games, photography, ASCII
art, updates, and humor. It’s intentionally nostalgic and doesn’t try to
be polished or corporate. Just someone enjoying the freedom of making
their own corner of the internet. Amazing site.
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