Experience Project #TBT

Did anyone on here use to use Experience Project? I used it all the way until the bitter end. I used to love that app. I use apps like these as an online diary/blog. I have so many posts on there that are literally gone. I hate that they don't even have reader mode anymore. They completely abandoned/deleted the site. I understand though. They had their reasons. Just wanted to know if any of you are familiar with it. I found this site about five years ago when I was looking for something similar (no pun intended) to replace Experience Project with. I only wish I could read some of my old posts. I was still in high school at the time, and I want to have a look at my younger mind lol. Now I am almost 26 wanting to see the gradual shift in my mentality lol.

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texasborn89 · 36-40, M

yeah I used it i wish I could go back and see my old posts

PatKirby · M

@texasborn89

You can, sort of. Type in your EP name at the end of this link and the Internet Archive Wayback Machine may have saved a little something for you:

https://web.archive.org/web/20110923231305/http://www.experienceproject.com/about/yourusername

ABCDEF7 · M

@PatKirby Thanks for the Archive link. But it doesn't even show my basic profile details.

https://web.archive.org/web/20131020055130/http://www.experienceproject.com/about/abcdef7

PatKirby · M

@ABCDEF7

This is the only remnant left out there of former EP accounts, and a memory it will remain in our hearts and minds. Apparently the archive saved only at root level one layer deep of people's accounts when it originally spidered it. Did the same with mine and everyone's. People who saved their material into a zip file as EP warned got the benefit of preserving everything. EP meant business, people didn't take it seriously. Oh well I guess we can't have everything.