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What do you believe was the best era of the Internet and why?
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this post was submitted on 01 Mar 2024
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Anywhere from the 90s to the mid to late 2000s because that's when you saw the most personal websites being made and what I would consider the golden era of Newgrounds. Now, I wasn't able to experience the personal websites of the 90s, but through various means I've seen some really cool personal websites from back then.
Check out neocities for the revival of personal sites! Here's mine
I have one, bit it's still under construction and hasn't been touched in months. Absolutely fun to look at the various websites people have made