Books about old internet subcultures?
if only there was a way to search for this information
>>25505537What are you looking for exactly? Much of it was fake and gay anyway.
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>>25505537You should be more specificMy mind went to old hacker culture books, but then I remembered that to most on 4chan 'old internet subcultures' means 2015-2020.
>>25505537Nightcore, YTPs, MADs, AMVs, MySpace, SomethingAwful, LiveLeak, shock sites, terrible DeviantArt porn...You know things are bleak af when bronies and furries seem quaint by comparison and you start missing them.
>>25506698I see only two ways authors can cover LE OLD WEB: limp bloated academic analysis or picrel. Both are heavily inferior to just looking at Wayback, reading actual blogs about the culture or topic in question, ...
I badly miss the old internet, the web 1.0 era. Zoomers will never know the joy of website awards and webrings.
...some might argue that this would be the OG
>>25506373Just like your wife's orgasms
go to wiby.meyou're welcome
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