True internet veterans will remember when it was called Drawball.

Interesting how world flags and forum/subreddit logos dominated both then and now. I guess those type of experiments attract people who crave some kind of social identity (sort of like street gangs and graffiti)

i really want to know why myspace’s owners even bother keeping the lights on any more. to my knowledge’s there’s no niche community of hanger-ons who still passionately use it (please correct if I’m wrong). most of the main content of the site (pics and music) have been purged so there’s no reason to even keep it up for nostalgia/historical purposes.

When old Reddit dies I will stop even visiting.