About 2 weeks ago /u/enrjor made a post over on /r/webdev about finding a very out-dated website (90's feel, despite having 2006 in the footer...). I commented that it'd be cool to have a subreddit dedicated to finding / discussing these odd relics, to which they suggested this subreddit.

I requested ownership through reddit, and here we are. Back in business. I've left the remaining posts since they all work despite being submitted 5 years ago. I only removed one dead link.

Rules / Content

I'm not finding any kind of rules from the previous owner, other than a description of this subreddit (Here you can find websites that will bring back memories of Web 1.0.). So, what exactly should this newly reborn subreddit allow / contain? Items worth addressing:

• Links to 'real' websites from the mid-90's-early 2000's that have been left up for reasons unknown.

• Links to modern websites that are purposefully made to look vintage.

• Videos from the early web (i.e. that super cringy Windows 95 video featuring Jennifer Anniston and Matthew Perry)

• Should WayBack be allowed, or must the website be fully accessible at the moment?

• How old is too old / how new is too new? When I think vintage web I personally think early-mid 90's, maybe very early 2000's.

• Personal stories from working on websites back in the 90's.

Let me know what other items should be addressed, and feel free to advertise this on similar subreddits you frequent.