The Revival
New personal web, built on purpose.
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A community for people making personal websites, with guides, events and a directory of members' sites. Friendly to beginners by policy.
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A tiny text-first protocol for a smaller web: no scripts, no tracking, one font. Needs its own browser, which is part of the point.
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Own your words, publish on your site, syndicate elsewhere. A wiki and a movement; the thinking behind a lot of the revival.
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A magazine served from a solar-powered computer; the site goes offline when the weather is bad. Finding: the most honest uptime graph on the internet.
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A newer free host for personal sites with a small, active neighborhood and a strong feeling of 2003.
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Free hosting for hand-made websites, built in GeoCities' memory and now bigger than most people expect. Nuxtre's closest cousin; go say hello.
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A social network that looks and works like 2006: top friends, profile songs, a layout you can break with CSS on purpose.
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The 2014 tilde that restarted the idea: one server, many ~users, pages written in a terminal.
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A shared UNIX computer where members get a shell, a ~homepage and a town to be nice in. Applications read by humans.