Subcultures
332 sites
https://exnihl.neocities.org/
The Shore of Nihil is a personal Neocities site by a creator who covers fandom topics and personal life, with content intended for older audiences. The site features a retro CRT aesthetic, autoplay gifs, and is still in the process of updating its pages to a new layout.
![SuiCiDe PaRTy [colored hair clique]](/screenshots/44689.webp)
https://cliques.gensoukai.net/dye
Suicide Party is a web clique dedicated to people who dye their hair unnatural colors, offering pixel people graphics customizable by hair color, style, and skin tone that members can display on their own sites. The clique features an active member list, join codes, and a charming community of alt-hair enthusiasts from across the old web.
https://tilde.town/~krowbar/circle
Krowbar's Circle is a curated community directory on tilde.town, listing member pages from the tilde.town indie Unix community in a browsable, old-web style format. It serves as a neighborly hub connecting residents of this collaborative tilde server, making it easy to discover the creative personal pages of fellow community members.
https://cy-x.net/
The Cyberix Network is a community hub for technically-minded, internet-culture-aware users who congregate around forums, game servers, IRC, XMPP, and Mumble to discuss topics ranging from AI and search engines to old-web nostalgia and digital privacy. With active game servers for Minecraft Alpha, OpenArena, Urban Terror, and more, plus featured articles critiquing modern internet culture, it functions as a self-hosted refuge for those disillusioned with mainstream online spaces.
https://byobwebring.neocities.org/
The BYOB Webring connects Neocities sites affiliated with Something Awful's BYOB subforum, one of the internet's longest-running comedy and off-topic communities. Members can join by requesting inclusion in a forum thread and embedding a simple widget snippet into their own site.
http://sweetcharm.net/
SweetCharm.net is a charming old-web personal page centered around cliques, those small web communities where like-minded visitors could join and display a badge on their own sites. The page features a carousel, a 'cafe rose' clique, and a link-me graphic, suggesting a site deeply rooted in early-2000s web culture and online community building.
https://this.squirrel.rocks/
The personal homepage of Sqx. Flann, a queer furry Linux sysadmin based in the Netherlands who shares their fursona art, self-hosted services, and community connections. The site features social links across Fediverse and furry platforms, a thoughtful explanation of their self-coined neohonorific, and details on hosted Matrix, Piwigo, and Mumble servers.
https://cyberfrog.neocities.org/
CYBERFROG is a charming personal Neocities site built around shrines, webrings, and old-web aesthetics, with a completed Furby shrine as its standout feature. The site is still a work in progress, with planned shrines for monkeys, cats, and iMacs hinting at a quirky collection of niche interests.
https://soapbubbleseal.net/
Elly, aka soapbubbleseal, is a married adult living in Japan who documents her eclectic passions including lolita fashion, 2000s electronics, Japanese collector dolls, model kits, and fiber crafts. The site is a lovingly maintained personal corner of the web with dedicated pages for lolita wardrobes and coordinates, Pokemon, Sylvanian Families, a minidisc gallery, and even an archival section for Angelic Pretty store flyers.
https://xenon-starz.neocities.org/
Xenon Starz (he/him) runs this colorful personal hub centered on furry fandom, including convention vending appearances where he sells crochet plushies and kandi for the sparkledogz community. The site also showcases his love of 00s emo and pop punk music, crochet patterns, and features a custom webring alongside a lively button exchange.