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Did you have a GeoCities website before Yahoo! closed it down last week?
Feeling nostalgic?
If so, fear not, because a lot of the massive online neighbourhood has been rescued and now lives on at Reocities.com.
There’s a fantastic timeline of the making of Reocities which proves that it was no mean feat to pull off.
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The idea of preserving Geocities as Reocities is that any links to the now dead Geocities should, in theory, only require one letter to be changed — from G to R — for the link to continue to function.
Of course, there’ll be some discrepancies and omissions, but it’s a great project that preserves a whole section of the early web.
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Tags: archive, geocities, project, reocities, Yahoo

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