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|caption=Logo by [[Arhúaine]] |
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|author=[[Jarandhel Dreamsinger]] |
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{{b|Otherkin.net}} was an [[otherkin]] community website created by [[Tirl Windtree]] in October 2000. It long served as one of the central hubs for the otherkin community by listing mailing lists, websites, essays, a directory of otherkin, and other resources. In later years it was not updated as frequently and seemed to have waned somewhat in popularity. It remained, however, an integral part of the community and one of the most easily recognized sites among both new and old members of the community. |
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The Otherkin.net logo, the rainbow celtic [[septegram]] created by [[Arhúaine]], has become widely identified with the otherkin community itself. |
The Otherkin.net logo, the rainbow celtic [[septegram]] created by [[Arhuaine (Person)|Arhúaine]], has become widely identified with the otherkin community itself. |
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On July 13th, 2016, after being personally contacted by Windtree, [[Jarandhel Dreamsinger]] took over ownership of the site. A new version of the site was launched by Dreamsinger on September 9, 2016 preserving much, if not all, of the previous content. |
On July 13th, 2016, after being personally contacted by Windtree, [[Jarandhel Dreamsinger]] took over ownership of the site. A new version of the site was launched by Dreamsinger on September 9, 2016 preserving much, if not all, of the previous content. |
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== See |
== See also == |
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* [https://archive.is/d9L5H The Harmony of Discord] by Tirl and Mike Windtree |
* [https://archive.is/d9L5H The Harmony of Discord] by Tirl and Mike Windtree |
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== External links == |
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* [https://discord.gg/3BgKzHq Otherkin.net Chat] on {{w|Discord_(Software)|Discord}} |
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[[Category:Community resource]] |
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[[Category:Wikis]] |
[[Category:Wikis]] |
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[[Category:Social Networking]] |
[[Category:Social Networking]] |
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[[Category:Chats]] |
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Latest revision as of 21:55, 13 September 2023
| Otherkin.net: Harmony & Discord | |
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| Author(s) | Jarandhel Dreamsinger |
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| Status | Active |
| Launch date | October 12, 2000 |
| Genre | Community resource |
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Otherkin.net was an otherkin community website created by Tirl Windtree in October 2000. It long served as one of the central hubs for the otherkin community by listing mailing lists, websites, essays, a directory of otherkin, and other resources. In later years it was not updated as frequently and seemed to have waned somewhat in popularity. It remained, however, an integral part of the community and one of the most easily recognized sites among both new and old members of the community.
The Otherkin.net logo, the rainbow celtic septegram created by Arhúaine, has become widely identified with the otherkin community itself.
On July 13th, 2016, after being personally contacted by Windtree, Jarandhel Dreamsinger took over ownership of the site. A new version of the site was launched by Dreamsinger on September 9, 2016 preserving much, if not all, of the previous content.
See also
- The Harmony of Discord by Tirl and Mike Windtree