Subcultures
332 sites
https://qtpoc-ring.netlify.app/
The QTPOC Webring connects personal websites belonging to queer and trans people of color, curating a growing community of 20 member sites from diverse backgrounds and identities. It serves as a hub for discovery and solidarity on the indie web, with member listings, joining instructions, and affiliated webrings for queer and POC communities.
https://cherrylimi.blogspot.com/
Cherry Limi is a Japanese street fashion blog by a creator named Limi, focused on gyaru and related styles including himekaji, amekaji, Liz Lisa, and egg magazine aesthetics. Posts feature outfit coordinates, hauls, and personal diary-style updates, with labels spanning brands like Cocolulu and Popteen that paint a vivid picture of the gyaru subculture lifestyle.
https://goonwebring.neocities.org/
A webring connecting sites belonging to members of Something Awful, the influential internet forum community known as 'Goons.' Visitors can navigate between member sites using the Prev and Next links, discovering the personal pages of SA forum regulars.
https://tilde.town/~bear/where.html
A tilde.town community tool that shows which users are currently online and plots their approximate geographic locations on an interactive map. Visitors can opt in anonymously or publicly by creating a simple file in their home directory, and the open-source project on GitHub welcomes contributions.
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://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://digitalfolklore.org/
The Digital Folklore Reader is a published book by Olia Lialina and Dragan Espenschied exploring digital vernacular culture, online amateur creativity, DIY electronics, and internet memes as genuine folklore. The site serves as the book's homepage, offering purchase links, reviews, and a freely downloadable PDF released a decade after the 2009 print edition.
https://acingtheinternet.netlify.app/
Acing The Internet is a webring connecting asexual people across the web, currently hosting 60 member sites from the asexual community. Applications are temporarily closed due to the ring's unexpected growth, a testament to how warmly it was received by ace folks online.
https://transformationring.netlify.app/
The Transformation Webring connects websites centered on transformation themes including shapeshifting, transgender identity, and inanimate transformation, bringing together a community of enthusiasts across the web. Visitors can browse member sites or join the ring, which draws on the furry and fantasy fandom definitions of TF (transformation) culture.
https://teabun.neocities.org/
Tashpedia is a colorful personal site by Tasha, built around kawaii aesthetics, Sanrio, San-X, and Japanese street fashion subcultures like gyaru and lolita. Visitors can explore an art room, shrines, a diary, and a cosmos section, all wrapped in a PictoChat-inspired visual style.