Here I will list other peoples' guest books!

• Ribo Zone!

  It would appear that there are 584 guestbook comments o_0

  The guestbook comments can optionally include website links, and by my count it looks like 180 of them do. I love to see it!

• Castle Cyber Skull

  The guestbook has 1203 entries. 442 left valid website links, with 390 unique hosts represented. A smorgasbord of guestbook signatories!

  (what a great site)

• brennan.day Guestbook

  A very nice guestbook with a lot of people's guest comments including links

• Seafare's Guestbook!

  I found out that this guestbook has 242 messages, and you can optionally include a website link... overall, this guestbook has 72 outside links from people who have signed! Hip Hip Hooray!

• Knoxie's Guestbook

  A guestbook with 291 messages including links to 134 external hosts. Cool. Cool!

• melonking

  I am visiting Melonking's enormous guestbook right now.

  There are 1269 hosts linked from the page! These are posted by guestbook visitors going back to 2016. Incredible!

  I think it might be the best starting point I've found for a "peripheral web hub", the peripheral web being this area of the web I have been exploring which tends to want to define itself in opposition to the "core web" (basically the part that is owned by the american tech giants, Microsoft, Apple, Google, and Amazon, plus generally associated hubs like Elon Musk's X).

• Cinni Guestbook

  I already linked to one of Cinni's pages over on my web-directories page, and this guestbook must be added here because it is completely and totally epic!

  This guestbook has messages dating all the way back to 2019 😮

  The numbers show 9604 visitors and 2898 messages in the guestbook. And on top of all that, it looks like this page has links to 859 different hosts!

  So, basically the thing with many of these guestbooks is that signers have the option to provide a website link (if they so choose), and so big guestbooks like this (and the others on this page) become these vast collections of links.

  Of course, there's no telling what the quality of the links might actually be; many might be dead or even possibly malicious! Be cautious out there.