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There’s a frequent lament of missing the “old” Internet. It’s different for every person that thinks it, but it’s usually a feeling of loss for things like personal websites, blogs, RSS feeds, quirky sites for special interests and hobbies, forums, etc. A feeling that they don’t exist. That they’ve disappeared from the Internet. While I understand the feeling, it’s misplaced. Those things we’re…
There’s a frequent lament of missing the “old” Internet. It’s different for every person that thinks it, but it’s usually a feeling of loss for things like personal websites, blogs, RSS feeds, quirky sites for special interests and hobbies, forums, etc. A feeling that they don’t exist. That they’ve disappeared from the Internet.
While I understand the feeling, it’s misplaced.
Those things we’re missing aren’t gone. They’re still right here. They never went anywhere, they just got layered over by time.
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