5 Popular Sites From The 2000s You Won’t Find On The Web Today – BGR

cifotart/Shutterstock Despite the idea that anything posted online lasts forever, there’s actually no shortage of websites that have pretty much disappeared from the internet altogether. More specifically, many websites have had their entire rise and fall over the past twenty years. Perhaps one of the most famous examples is, of course, MySpace: a quirky social media platform known for its userbase’s creative personal webpages, an underground and upcoming musicians’ place to promote their music, and rising to the top of someone’s coveted Top 8 featured friends list. Unlike many fallen sites from yesteryear, MySpace is set to relaunch at some point in the future, according to an interview with People.com. Some other sites that made waves in the 2000s also never went away, whether they grew in popularity or shrunk into the shadows. Facebook and Tumblr, for example, launched in 2004 and 2007 respectively and are each still kicking today, admittedly to varying degrees of popularity. Meanwhile, some other once-popular sites haven’t been so lucky, and remain relics of the relative past. Although you might be able to dig these sites back up using tools like the Wayback Machine, they won’t be as fully functional and accessible as they once
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