What was your "I can't believe THAT's still around" moment?

The saddest part is that it might be currently the best social media still left from that specific era. Facebook is mostly used for the marketplace now, instagrams AI has made most artists leave, Reddit became the angriest place on the web and hollowed out after the API change, and twitter already had problems but they became even worse after Elon. Tumblr is the only place that I am aware that lets you turn off AI and the community is mostly alright depending on where you go. The biggest downside is the owner, not the community.

Unfortunately yeah. Even with the content purges, the ownership changes, and hollowing out of much, if not most, of the original userbase, Tumblr structurally feels most similar to how it was a decade ago (if you consider it on the same level of other social media) for me. At least when you compare it to Twitter X and Facebook, and even Instagram and yes, Reddit to an extent, which all feel VERY different from a decade ago. Some of these changes were good, but MANY others, not so much. Corporatization of the internet? Social media itself becoming the "new hot thing" and eating itself alive? "Business-ing/professionalization" of the internet from the wild west of the 90s and early 00s? Maybe all of these are valid reasons.

 There's ads and influencers and scammers and showoffs and gatekeepers (and more) on Tumblr, but to the extent of Twitter X or Facebook or Insta? Doesn't even feel like they're in the same universe, at least to me. 

At least theres neocities for a similar niche. Only issue is that i don't even know where to begin on traversing it.

The TV Guide Network branding is still active, huh.

The fact that Cyberchsse is still getting new episodes as of this year. I always thought that it got cancelled around 2011 or something until like 6 or so years ago. It even outlived Arthur!!