Anybody else like to timetravel?

[Hangman]

http://web.archive.org/web/20040622105446/http://www.theadminzone.com/forums/index.php

Anybody else like looking at the days when websites were young?

 

[Lisa]

Heh yeah, I'll visit the past sometimes.

 

[Kevin]

Heh yeah, I'll visit the past sometimes.

There's a whole group of us; we meet the on the last day of the prior month.

 

[Dakoom]

Yes, I do it a lot. LOL
Especially with websites that I was in love with that now are completely changed in a bad way, in my opinion. Do you want an example? This was cool:
https://web.archive.org/web/20100815203608/http://www.sitepoint.com/forums/showthread.php?t=529530
extremely readable, etc. The same for the old website itself. Now their community/website style sucks. I know that is Discourse... a good forum software and bla bla bla, but now it sucks for me. LOL ... just my two cents.

PS: I didn't like the old favicon of TAZ. The new one is so much better. It change a little bit, but now it is not a "punch in the face"! LOL

 

[davemacc]

I own a few domain names which have been around for quite a long time and had sites previously attached to them.
Way back machine is good for seeing what people did with domains previously

 

[LawrenceWright]

If only a wormhole couldn't be closed by 1 line in the robots.txt. Truly the destroyer of historical data.

Otherwise, I visit the past quite often.

 

[Echo]

Awesome! Two years before I was born!

 

[Shawn Gossman]

I look at my old sites every now and then just for memories. That is a neat service but what if someone finds something about themselves that they don't want on there?

 

[zappaDPJ]

I only ever look forward. I'm not sure why and if someone says to me 'do you remember when...' that's usually as far as they get before I say 'no'

 

[Zaphod]

Having gone back for a look I thought OMG! and I was pleased with that?

Fond memories are one thing, but old websites (expecially mine) nah!

 

[Empire]

Where is the case study section gone?

#BringItBack