The latest project from neal.fun is Internet Artifacts, an online museum of artifacts from the early internet, including the first spam email, first MP3, first livestream, and dozens of notable early websites with a working browser and Flash emulation. neal.fun/internet-art...
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Hmm, is that true? I know the three Potter Puppet Pals Flash animations he posted to Newgrounds in 2003 were popular, but feels like the live-action PPP videos on YouTube were way bigger, and those started in late 2006, a year after Ultimate Showdown.
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In fandom at the time the flash animations were hugely popular. I wrote something for Movie Magic Magazine in early 2005 which mentioned Potter Puppet Pals. www.the-leaky-cauldron.org/2005/04/10/n...
Oh, my mistake, just digging through the old PPP LJ on the Internet Archive, I can see it had a bigger community than I thought, selling out a run of 1,000 shirts in 2004, posts with hundreds of comments, etc. I guess it’s all relative! web.archive.org/web/20050617...
web.archive.orgHarry Potter Puppet Pals' Journal