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It was suggested to have a topic for people to talk about websites they've made and/or are working on, so here it is. I'll start:
https://forum.cyansorcery.com/
no but on the real though, here's my site lmao
Post your website below, if you like, and talk about what you put into it! I like my site but sometimes I wanna go back to just basic html with no CSS lmao
I maintain Xenia's web and I often forget to upload new things to it
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At the moment I only have one website at pencilvoid.neocities.org:
https://pencilvoid.neocities.org/
It's just a personal site where I dump various creative work and practice graphic design and frontend web development skills. I would like to go self-hosted eventually, if I ever have the means. Being able to do server-side stuff instead of relying on a static site generator would be nice.
If I ever use my GitHub account enough to warrant it I might make another site on GitHub Pages.
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I've got https://novasquirrel.com/ which is just supposed to be a personal site, since I think here should be more of those. I tried to make it look "retro" kind of, while still being visually appealing (at least to me). Its primary purpose is to show off the stuff I make, so there's pages for projects, a blog, some worldbuilding pages that kinda got neglected in favor of Toyhouse (though I should probably pick it back up), and really just whatever.
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so my site is
https://firengames.com/
it's pretty basic it's more of a portfolio of my work but hey if you need a quick guide of my bigger projects and art this is a pretty good place to check
I've always wanted a faux-OS website, and after my old hosting provider had a datacenter meltdown that took out the entire box my VPS was hosted on, I decided to try and actually do it instead of attempting to rebuild a WordPress site from scratch.
Unfortunately because of 
I never actually got around to making a non-JS/mobile-friendly version, despite the fact that the relevent content is already stored in separate files for this exact purpose.
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This is incredible and has me thinking about how godot has a HTML5 export support (sonic worlds next) and I'm wondering how plausible that would be to set up on your site
I've been iterating on my photography portfolio site for ages. Gatsby is not without its flaws, but on the whole it's serving me well on this project.
