2004·Early web, before YouTube
TV Tropes
A wiki that named the patterns in everything, and ate an evening of your life doing it.
You might remember it as TVTropes, tropes wiki
From the early web
- SourceNo single original
- MediaNot held by ViralWorld
What this was
A collaboratively written catalogue of narrative devices with a vocabulary of its own. Known as much for its effect on the reader — the wiki walk that starts at one page and ends four hours later — as for its content.
It first appeared in 2004, during early web, before YouTube.
More from 2004
- Scary Maze Game 2004Early web, before YouTube
- Dean Scream 2004Early web, before YouTube
- Salad Fingers 2004Early web, before YouTube
- This Land (JibJab) 2004Early web, before YouTube
- Ding Dong Song 2004Early web, before YouTube
- YTMND 2004Early web, before YouTube
- Schnappi, das kleine Krokodil 2004Early web, before YouTube
- I Love Bees 2004Early web, before YouTube
- Digg 2004Early web, before YouTube
- Numa Numa 2004Early web, before YouTube
Early web, before YouTube
- Crazy Frog 2003Early web, before YouTube
- Rejected Cartoons 2000Early web, before YouTube
- Bad Day office video 1997Early web, before YouTube
- Dancing Baby 1996Early web, before YouTube
- Shipping 1996Early web, before YouTube
Related
Nothing related yet. Relationships are recorded where evidence supports them, not inferred from similarity.
Behind the recordWhere it came from
There is no original to identify: this spread through many separate posts at once rather than from a first one. ViralWorld holds no copy of it either — what it was, when it spread and what people called it is the record.
Nothing here is claimed to be the first version of this, because research established there was not one — it appeared in many places at once.
Not established. This index only names a creator where the evidence supports it.
- What happens
- A collaboratively written catalogue of narrative devices with a vocabulary of its own. Known as much for its effect on the reader — the wiki walk that starts at one page and ends four hours later — as for its content.