All that stuff still exists, mostly where they used to be.
If you're not using it, you moved on, not them.
this post was submitted on 21 Mar 2026
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Eh… sort of.
Social media has largely replaced the personal blog.
Most forums shifted to subreddits. Then Reddit enshittified to monetize user content for LLMs, a lots of folks (myself included) burned their post and comment history on the way out.
All that stuff still exists, in some of the places it used to be.
The ones that are still around are more the exception rather than the rule.
I want to hijack this conversation to post the obvious but not reminder, that when you find dead links and content that's no longer available, go check the wayback machine and Internet archive... it's been soooo useful.
And reveddit.com :)
Most indie games no longer seem to have forums. Some don't even have wikis. It's just discord and Reddit these days.
Mp3 blogs did migrate to shitify playlists though.
2026 internet: The Fediverse.
So glad I never experience any of that "2026" nonsense. Lemmy/Piefed for the win
I disagree with the generalisation. I get the juxtaposition, but making money online was a big thing in 2006, too, just as free platforms and sane conversation still exist in 2026. See present company.
2006 Internet: Tom is your friend and everybody posts fun animated gifs