25 Amazing Websites You’ve Never Heard Of
- Thread starter morris
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Cool for finding Historical Markers (even those near you)
The Historical Marker Database
An illustrated searchable online resource of local historical information found on geotagged roadside and other outdoor markers and monuments.
www.hmdb.org
1. Indie Tech/Creative Coding
- Itch.io (itch.io)
Indie games, tools, and creative projects. - Glitch (glitch.com)
Collaborative coding and app-building communities. - CodePen (codepen.io)
Front-end developers and designers sharing experiments.
2. Niche Forums/Communities
- Cohost (cohost.org)
A relaxed, creator-focused social platform. - Dreamwidth (dreamwidth.org)
A community-driven blogging/journaling platform. - Discord Servers (discord.com)
Many niche communities (e.g., art, gaming, writing) exist here.
3. Indie Blogging/Personal Sites
- Neocities (neocities.org)
Retro-style personal websites and indie blogs. - Bear Blog (bearblog.dev)
Minimalist, privacy-focused blogging. - Write.as (write.as)
Distraction-free writing and publishing.
4. Experimental/Cozy Spaces
- Are.na (are.na)
A visual platform for curating ideas and projects. - Carrd (carrd.co)
Simple one-page websites for portfolios or small projects. - Pillowfort (pillowfort.social)
A community-focused social platform with blogging and art-sharing.
5. For Tech/Creative Hobbyists
- Hacker News (news.ycombinator.com)
Tech discussions and indie project showcases. - Lobsters (lobste.rs)
A tech-focused community with thoughtful discussions.
*EXTRA (movies & anime; use translator)
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