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July 22, 2020 envisioning my homepage as an online therapeutic space Back in the 90s we had Geocities: how it worked was that it was split into “neighborhoods”, where they all had themes and you can pick a suitable one to create a homepage in: image credit: Businessinsider (cool article btw) Homepages were thought of as online homes, and one personalised their online home according to their individual taste and personality. I had one in West Hollywood on which I outed myself publicly as a young teenager. I think we have lost a lot of that with modern websites, including personal ho
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