The Internet From 2010

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The Internet From 2010

An interactive museum of the web as it was in 2010. Historical entries are labelled Verified, Supported or Editorial and link to their sources; simulations are marked as such.

Not affiliated with any company mentioned. Names are used to describe history; interfaces shown are original recreations.

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Trolling
Do not feed the trolls
Trolling, provoking people online for amusement, was the internet's defining pastime in 2010, from YouTube comment wars to 4chan raids to Trollface. "Don't feed the trolls", "u mad?" and "problem?"...
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"Hide yo kids, hide yo wife"
The catchphrase of summer 2010
Antoine Dodson's warning to his Huntsville neighbours, "Hide yo kids, hide yo wife, and hide yo husband, cause they rapin' everybody out here," became the year's most quoted line after the Bed...

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Trolling

"Hide yo kids, hide yo wife"