Old Internet times that will probably never come back.

akoboldfrying 12 minutes ago | parent | next [-]

I read somewhere that after it took off, people started making copycat sites -- which inevitably sold about 6 pixels each. I sometimes wonder if those copycat site people were surprised that their sites didn't do as well, when their pixels were just as good.

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jsheard 6 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

I wonder how much of that would be left standing today if you blanked out all the dead/squatted links...

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		I owned a nice little parcel, but my registrar had issues with a payment and the email got swallowed up and I didn't notice. Forgot to check up on it because I paid for several years up front at a time. Oh well :)
	▲	Proofread0592 5 hours ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		The Alaska Mint is the only link I clicked that still worked

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squigz 2 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

> Old Internet times that will probably never come back.

I don't understand. How can you say this on a post about a site that is almost the exact same thing you're reminiscing about? Arguably way cooler - at least WebTiles isn't charging money for spots.

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