Subcultures
332 sites
https://thesmokeshow.neocities.org/
TheSmokeShow Homeworld is a newly launched personal Neocities page by a self-described HTML beginner who keeps things casual and unfiltered. The site hints at shrines, a curated links section, and a weed-friendly attitude, with a no-AI webring badge and a retro old-web aesthetic.
https://fefefelix.neocities.org/
Fefe's World greets visitors with an evocative, poetic invitation to discover hidden treasures, framed as a message in a bottle found while surfing the web. The site leans into old-web whimsy and personal expression, making it a charming digital curiosity worth exploring.
https://howsoonisnow.org/
How Soon Is Now? is a richly crafted old-web personal site by a self-described webmistress who fills it with shrines, scrapbooks, a medialog, writings, and a digital garden. Highlights include dedicated shrines to obscure games, Alice, and Devil May Cry, alongside playful interactive features like a cow name generator, a doodle canvas, and an embedded Minesweeper clone.
https://avenue4strangerz.nekoweb.org/
A quirky personal homepage on Nekoweb that proudly embraces the old-web aesthetic, complete with autoplay music, flashing graphics, and a deliberate desktop-only experience. The site's self-described 'awkward' identity and retro web sensibilities make it a small but characterful corner of the indie web revival.
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.
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://tilde.town/~objelisks
A sparse tilde.town member page belonging to 'objelisks', listing a handful of eclectic interests ranging from swing music and food to Morrowind lore and amorphous computing. The page is a classic tilde community stub, pointing outward to a few curious links rather than hosting deep content of its own.
https://tilde.club/~melyanna
Melyanna's tilde.club page serves as a minimalist mirror of her Gemini capsule 'Now' page, linking out to richer content on ichi.city and her blog. The page reflects classic tilde community culture, with connections to gopher, Gemini, and finger protocols alongside participation in the tilde.club and Fediring webrings.
http://chris-d.net/polari
Created by Chris Denning, this site offers a comprehensive introduction to Polari, the nearly-extinct British gay slang language that flourished in the 1960s before homosexuality was decriminalized. Visitors will find an extensive word list drawn from multiple sources, a bibliography of scholarly works, and references to Polari's appearances in BBC radio, film, and music.
https://tilde.club/~mo
Mo's tilde.club page is a charmingly minimal personal homepage where a construction-industry professional and feminist introduces herself while actively seeking work as a project manager or estimator in NYC. Despite its playful old-web aesthetic with promises of dancing unicorns, the page's core pitch is a genuine job search by someone who completed a Construction Management Program at the Mechanics' Institute.