Society & Culture
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https://mally.stanford.edu/frege.html
Hosted on Stanford's servers and authored by Edward N. Zalta, this reference page documents the life, principal works, and secondary literature of the influential German philosopher and logician Gottlob Frege (1848-1925). It serves as a concise scholarly gateway to Frege's foundational contributions to logic, mathematics, and the philosophy of language, with links to related Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy entries.
https://sijeni.li.pona.la/
Sieni is a multilingual personal site that offers content in Toki Pona (including sitelen pona script), Esperanto, Spanish, English, and many other languages, reflecting a deep passion for constructed and minority languages. The site participates in several webrings and displays badges for Linux Mint, Arch Linux, and agender/bisexual pride, painting a vivid picture of an enthusiastic conlang and open-source community member.
https://polserull.co.uk/
Pølserull is an 18-year-old UK-based furry whose personal site covers their fursona (a European pine marten), PC and tech specs, UK rail miles tracked, and urbex adventures. The site has a charming retro Windows desktop aesthetic and offers a glimpse into the overlapping worlds of furry fandom, Linux enthusiasm, and train journeys.
https://wartimememories.co.uk/
The Wartime Memories Project is a long-running archive dedicated to preserving firsthand stories and records from both World War One and World War Two before they are lost forever. Visitors can explore detailed sections covering Allied and Central Powers armies, air forces, naval operations, prisoners of war, women at war, hospitals, and day-by-day battle accounts.
https://grrrl.valentinely.cc/
Made by a Girl is a mini clique run by lapin that lets website creators proudly display that their site was handcrafted by a girl. Members can grab one of the provided badges and link back to show solidarity with girl-made corners of the web.
https://sadgirlsclub.wtf/
SadGirlsClub is a quirky online community hub built around rave culture and alternative internet aesthetics, featuring a Minecraft server, forum, music streaming via Dollify, and a custom webring connecting member-made sites. The collective has a distinctly chaotic old-web energy, complete with browser demos, a Node.JS Pictochat remake, and a custom operating system called DollOS.
https://demonicpedigree.com/
Demonic Pedigree is a stylized personal site belonging to a creator named Clover, featuring a gothic-aesthetic design with webrings, cliques, and a neighborhood section. The ornate blackletter typography, audio elements, and old-web charm make it a quintessential example of the modern indie web revival with a dark, whimsical aesthetic.
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https://people.well.com/user/jct
A minimal page dedicated to U.G. Krishnamurti, the iconoclastic Indian philosopher known for rejecting spiritual authority and traditional teachings. The site appears to be an early web tribute hosted on The WELL, one of the oldest online communities, pointing to resources about this controversial thinker.
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https://markmarijnissen.com/feed
Mark Marijnissen's site is a deep dive into bioregioning, ecological overshoot, and regenerative living, centered around his Bioregional Participatory Action Research (BPAR) framework. Visitors will find detailed guides, frameworks, and resources for reconnecting human communities with their local ecosystems and addressing social and ecological crises at their root.
https://johnhmoore.co.uk/hele
John Moore's meticulously researched history of Hele Bay, a small village near Ilfracombe in north Devon, traces human settlement from the Palaeolithic era through to modern times, complete with old photographs, maps, and references. Winner of the Barnstaple and District Civic Society Heritage Conservation Award in 2004, this site covers everything from Iron Age hillforts and Roman remains to smuggling, lime burning, and World Wars.