Subcultures
332 sites
https://sightlessscribbles.com/posts/20250724
Robert Kingett, a blind author who describes himself as 'fabulously gay,' writes sharp and personal essays about navigating the world with a disability, including this post dissecting how corporate accessibility statements are often performative lies. The site features writing events, a street team, beta reading opportunities, and a podcast alongside the blog, making it a multifaceted creative hub centered on disability experience and advocacy.
https://tilde.town/cadastre
The Tilde Town Cadastre is a collaborative ASCII art town map built by users of the tilde.town community, where each member can claim a 24x12 character parcel of land and decorate it with their own ASCII art creation. Created by ~troido, this quirky project stitches together individual user parcels into a shared visual map updated every 10 minutes, capturing the spirit of the tilde community's cooperative, text-based creativity.
https://2006sea.monster/
2006SEAMONSTER is a cheerful old-web style personal homepage launched in 2023, featuring animal trivia, an orca gif, and a dolphin protection badge alongside sections for art, a blog, and a personal directory. The site has a retro early-2000s aesthetic with a guestbook, visitor counter, and plenty of personality packed into its early stages.
https://2010s.neocities.org/
A personal Neocities site dedicated to 2010s nostalgia, featuring shrines for artists like Frank Ocean and Panchiko, film dedications like Ginger Snaps, and opinion pages. The webmaster is actively building out a cozy corner of the old web with themed pages and coding experiments.
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://mortland.neocities.org/
Mortland is Abby's colorful personal homepage where she introduces herself as a transfem pansexual woman living in Worcester, Massachusetts, complete with an extensive self-identification list and links to her social media and upcoming vlog project 'The Abby Show.' The site features retro web aesthetics including blinkies, glitter graphics, a guestbook, and webring memberships, capturing the spirit of old-school personal expression.
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://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.
https://solarpunk-ring.net/
Created by Hegad, this webring connects independent personal websites united by the solarpunk movement, a genre and philosophy centered on hopeful, human-made visions of ecological and social futures. Members must host original content, avoid AI-generated material, and display the ring widget, making this a curated community of optimistic creators outside corporate networks.
https://jellyfishforest.com/duckyfeet
Duckyfeet is Jessica's personal homepage, version 17, themed around narwhals with a playful old-web aesthetic full of graphics and a tagboard. The 'So long, and thanks for all the fish' farewell quote and narwhal theme give this compact site a charming marine-life personality.