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http://tilde.club/~mathowie
Mathowie's personal blog on tilde.club covers a quirky mix of tech observations, book reviews, cycling, and mobile games like Threes. Posts range from a surreal dream about Android fonts in Las Vegas to thoughtful write-ups on pro cycling literature, making it a charming snapshot of an early-web personality's eclectic interests.
https://wocmud.org/welcome.php
Worlds of Carnage is a long-running fantasy MUD run by Robert Cummings (Blobule) that lets players explore a text-based realm filled with mythical creatures, races, guilds, and classic telnet-era adventure. The site serves as a portal to jump directly into the game via browser or telnet, and includes information about races, lore, a wiki, forums, and building tools for this non-profit community.
http://karl.dead-ish.net/
A Gorgeous Kiwi is the official TFL-network fanlisting dedicated to New Zealand actor Karl Urban, known for roles in films like The Lord of the Rings and the TV series The Boys. Maintained by owner Sofie, the site lets fans register their appreciation and browse a growing list of fellow Karl Urban enthusiasts.
https://pizza.syntropicinteractive.com/
The Pizza Parlor is a colorful personal homepage by a creator who goes by Pizza, built around a love of video games like Half-Life 2 and Team Fortress 2, animatronics, and old-web aesthetics. Visitors can explore pizza reviews, personal projects, writing, and an animatronic archive, all wrapped in a retro 88x31 button-filled layout with webring participation.
https://tamanotchi.world/
TamaNOTchi is a virtual pet platform where users can create, customize, and grow pixel-art digital companions that can be embedded on blogs, forums, and social media profiles. With over 30,000 pets in its population and features like breeding, family trees, and click-based growth mechanics, it captures the nostalgic spirit of classic Tamagotchi toys in a shareable web format.
https://thewildrose.org/oldman
Masquerade is a fanlisting dedicated to acclaimed British actor Gary Oldman, currently listing over 900 fans from around the world who share their admiration for his work. Run through TheWildRose.org, the site includes fan registration, buttons, and a dedicated section about Gary himself.
https://jhcore.sourceforge.net/
JHCore is a core database package for the LambdaMOO MUD server, offering an alternative to LambdaCore with a rich set of features for building virtual worlds and text-based applications. Programmers and MUD builders will find extensive support for English pronoun substitution, hypertext help systems, navigational tools, module systems, and group-based administrative privilege assignment.
https://shinyexe.neocities.org/
Jamie's colorful personal web zone is packed with Pokemon content including a 'Pokemon Paradise' section, adoptables, a Frienddex, and a Gamer Room alongside fan art and sprites. The site leans heavily into gaming fandom with references to Pokemon, Kirby, Metal Gear, and Vocaloid, all wrapped in a retro neocities aesthetic with CRT toggle, autoplay sounds, and interactive polls.
https://mudflower.earth/
Mudflower (formerly Little Grimoire) is a personal old-web style site featuring webrings, community affiliations, and a music box playing a song from Baldur's Gate III. The site leans heavily into retro web aesthetics and gaming culture, with its featured audio content rooted in the beloved RPG.
https://mud.co.uk/richard/incarns.htm
Richard A. Bartle, co-creator of the original MUD, documents every production incarnation of MUD from its 1978 origins at Essex University through its many commercial and hobbyist deployments across decades. A fascinating primary-source history listing dates, hosts, version numbers, nicknames, and detailed notes about each iteration straight from the man who built it.