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Compendium

Era: Internet centralization

This page is about a cultural era, an arbitrary way to separate meme history into time periods.

This cultural era began around 2003 and ended around 2008.
Previous cultural era: Early Internet
Next cultural era: Rise of social networks

As an ever growing number of people were beginning to have unlimited Internet access at home and at work, most of the biggest websites which define the modern Internet appeared and rapidly grew in size. Even though some of these bigger websites were beginning to accumulate tens of millions of users, there was still fierce competition between websites and none had become an undisputed leader in their market yet.

These new platforms for communication, along with widespread access to personal computing, allowed many people to express their creativity and share their art and creations with the world in ways that had not been possible before. In the process, memes began to spread across communities and reach the Internet as a whole, though most people were not yet aware of the existence of the word "meme".

Content from this era

4 strength 4 stam leather belt

Page type: Meme
Appeared: June 2007
Peak popularity: July 2007

The excited grunts of a happy gamer.

Bayeux tapestry

Page type: Meme
Appeared: May 2003
Peak popularity: 2004

When modern memes meet medieval art.

Copypasta

Page type: Meme
Appeared: April 2006

An indigestion in text form.

Fgsfds

Page type: Meme
Appeared: April 2005
Peak popularity: May 2007

An absurd meme in which the letters "fgsfds" are added to a picture of someone raising a finger.

I can't believe you've done this

Page type: Meme
Appeared: October 2007

The punchline is a punch, to which a man reacts a bit too calmly.

Longcat

Page type: Meme
Appeared: 2004
Peak popularity: 2008

Longcat is loooooooooooooooooooooong

NO U

Page type: Meme
Appeared: 2003
Peak popularity: May 2004

An older meme in which an angry man shouts "NO U".

O RLY?

Page type: Meme
Appeared: May 2005
Peak popularity: November 2005

A picture of a snowy owl. Oh, really?

The unexplainable picture

Page type: Meme
Appeared: 2004

A famous unexplainable picture. Unless…