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ffffound finished after 10 years(ffffound.com)

almost 4 years ago from Clay MacTavish, web developer

  • Stefano Vitagliano, over 3 years ago

    It's such a shame, that's a piece of history. Digital history that nobody will never access again. History taught us to keep artworks for the future generations. We're still studying and looking for artworks from the past and putting them into museums.

    How much would it cost just to keep it as it is, without any functionality except browsing its content? Server space is getting cheaper and cheaper.

    Any big brands available with some money to invest in brand image? It's an opportunity to make a good impression and clean a little bit your conscience :)

    2 points
    • John PJohn P, over 3 years ago

      Great shame, even more disappointed they didn't put together a torrent themselves or that archive team didn't do what they did with Geocities. Many of the images on there will have been the last remaining copy of that image on the internet.

      0 points