• @tallwookie
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    31 year ago

    in no real order - digg, slashdot, facebook (if that counts), a forum website named postcrap that an acquaintance developed but has long since died, various newsgroups, etc. probably a few others I cant remember, I’ve been “online” since 1994.

  • @tst123
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    1 year ago

    deleted by creator

  • kanervatar
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    21 year ago

    Soooo many. Like real forums. Dedicated to a specific hobby, for example. But hey, now I’m a member of some “old school” forums again, I already quit Reddit months ago.

  • @FlashZordon
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    11 year ago

    I was pretty active on XDA Developers and Mobile Device related Forums (Phandroid, mac-forums)

  • @Aremel
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    1 year ago

    Bungie.net forums, baby! Back before they closed the old site to make a new one.

  • @ch00f
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    11 year ago

    I was super into Digg. Even had a blog post I wrote featured on Diggnation.

  • @Geek_King
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    11 year ago

    I loved Tribes 1 and 2 a long time ago, so I frequented the forums of Tribalwar.com a ton. You get to know the members, their personality, it was a fun, if a little rough around the edges community. During the reddit black out, I thought I’d check it out again, and holy shit it’s an absolute cesspool now. Conspiracy theories, hard right MAGA worship, rampant antisemitism and racism in general. Holy crap, I had no idea, and frankly it was better off left as a pleasant memories from years gone by.

  • @Mewtwo
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    11 year ago

    Serebii, BZPower and Mask of Destiny (Bionicle), played Transformice and a Rumble Fighter, chatted on msn and mIRC, 9gag.

  • @Lenny
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    11 year ago

    Since it hasn’t been mentioned yet: Facepunch

  • @demesisx
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    11 year ago

    Digg, Slashdot, Facebook, MySpace. Before that, I was just using a forum called Tandjent for Meshuggah and metal fans and GearSlutz.

  • @QuarterSwede
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    11 year ago

    Some local BBSs I’ve forgotten the name of. Then Neowin and Macrumors. Still active on Macrumors, well, as much as work allows.