Ancient Web: Refdesk Built a Human Index for the Chaotic 1995 Internet
Bob Drudge founded Refdesk in June 1995 as a carefully categorized reference directory; it survived as a human-edited gateway to news, dictionaries and web research.
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Bob Drudge founded Refdesk in June 1995 as a carefully categorized reference directory; it survived as a human-edited gateway to news, dictionaries and web research.
David Ratcliffe's Rat Haus Reality began at the September equinox of 1995, organizing activist documents and alternative political writing as a low-bandwidth tree of HTML and ASCII files.
A preserved Hong Kong Queen's College homepage dates its creation to December 1, 1995 and retains early Netscape-era school profiles, examination results, activity pages and counters.
The Iconolog went online on New Year's Eve 1995, eventually cataloguing thousands of Windows and GIF icons along with artist credits, technical advice and galleries.
Patrick Coston's ClubOpolis began in July 1995 as a fan-built SimCity 2000 index of cheats, strategy essays, custom cities, contests, and contributed player advice.
Japan's Asuka Historical Museum still hosts a mid-1990s English-language virtual exhibition on early Japanese palaces, temples, burial mounds, and mysterious carved stones.