A social network written by hand in 2008, back when you still imported your Messenger contacts.
A place to meet people and keep in touch, with your own profile, friends, groups, photos and a map to put yourself on.
It was not a mockup or a weekend experiment. It had sign-up, sessions, moderation, search, private messaging, a forum, blogs and an in-house currency called kiwis that you bought and spent inside the site. It shipped in six languages: Catalan, Spanish, English, French, Italian and Portuguese.
Every member could change the colours of their page and reorder the sections of their profile. Photos took comments and notes drawn on the image itself, the way Flickr tags worked. Groups had their own files, their own colours and their own messaging.
All of this comes from the original database schema. Nobody is going from memory here.
Your own colours and your own section order, member by member.
Requests, lists and live presence.
With categories, shared files, their own messaging and their own palette.
Photos and video with comments and notes drawn over the image.
Geographic position and markers on Google Maps, back at version 2.
Private between members and collective inside each group.
A journal each, and one shared forum on top.
An in-house currency, with its purchase and spending history.
Import from your MSN address book, which in 2008 was how everyone arrived.
The whole codebase is kept and backed up in two places, but serving it as it stands is not possible, and would not be wise either.
mysql_query(), and that extension was dropped in PHP 7.eregi() and split(), removed in the same cut.So the domain stays, this page tells what there was, and the code rests where it belongs: in the archive.