Subcultures
332 sites
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.
https://vegacollective.com/
Vega Collective is an eclectic, psychedelic community hub described as an 'interdimensional message board,' promoting local events, art exhibitions, and a resistance movement called Ball and Chain. The site has a surreal, cosmic aesthetic with audio autoplay, cryptic navigation, and references to community resets, hermit wisdom, and interdimensional happenings.
https://tilde.town/~bt
A sparse personal corner on tilde.town belonging to user ~bt, part of the collaborative Unix community where members host pages on a shared server. The only notable content is a link explaining how the page is made, reflecting the tilde community's ethos of learning and sharing simple web craftsmanship.
https://tilde.town/~busb
Mitchell's tilde.town member page offers a brief personal introduction alongside links to two separate blogs where he writes errant thoughts about his life in information technology. Part of the tilde.town old-web revival community, the page has a minimalist charm with a quirky Oscar Wilde quote and a nod to fellow tilde community member undeadcactus.
https://shwintykat.neocities.org/
Shwintykat's cozy personal corner of the web, themed as a meerkat's burrow, features a fursona, fursuit showcase, cyberpet refuge with Neopets content, fantasy creature lore, paranormal interests, and hobby crafts like cross-stitching and floral design. The site has a warm, whimsical old-web charm with an impressive range of sections including web shrines, collections, recipes, and a web diary.
http://tigerden.com/
Tigerden is a long-running furry community internet facility that has served the furry fandom since January 1994, offering user home pages, a TigerMUCK server, furry convention listings, and a furry video game database. One of the earliest online hubs for the furry community, it also hosts artist pages, a furry music CD, and links to wolf sanctuary organizations like Wolf Park and Wolf Timbers.
https://tilde.town/~undeadcactus
A tilde.town personal page belonging to user undeadcactus, presented in a retro terminal tree-style layout listing projects including webpages, software, hardware, and a comic. The site links to several small projects like ckxd, bytefix, and a hardware project called Wlan UP Schalter, reflecting the DIY hacker aesthetic common to tilde communities.
https://kradeelav.com/leather-resources.html
Created by kradeelav, this carefully curated resource page introduces visitors to the Leather community as a movement, aesthetic, and identity deeply intertwined with LGBT and kink history. It compiles books, films, organizations, zines, and links ranging from foundational texts like 'Urban Aboriginals' to archives of historic events like the Folsom Street Fair, making it an accessible starting point for curious newcomers and community members alike.
https://www.svenknebel.de/posts
Sven Knebel's personal blog chronicles his demoscene contributions, including TIC-80 byte-sized programs submitted to events like Deadline and Lovebyte demoparty, complete with code, screenshots, and videos. The site also touches on IndieWeb tech experiments like micropub endpoints and occasional 'Today I Learned' posts, making it a fascinating window into the demoscene and indie web communities.
https://tilde.town/~quephird
Danielle Kefford's tilde.town personal page, created by the user quephird, is a minimal image-heavy personal homepage on the old-web tilde community network. With 21 images and very little text, it serves as a quirky self-presentation in the tradition of indie tilde community member pages.