Webtagers

+Webtagers was a planned [social media](/wiki/social_media) platform and [forum](/wiki/forum) specifically designed for the [websim](/wiki/websim) community. It was initially created by [Pipi](/wiki/pipi), who later invited [Daza](/wiki/daza) and [Cubeycreator](/wiki/cubeycreator) to participate. It aimed to offer various categories and features, drawing inspiration from popular platforms like [Orkut](/wiki/orkut) and [Twitter](/wiki/twitter). While envisioned as a comprehensive online space for community interaction and content sharing, its full potential was in development.

+Webtagers was a planned [social media](/wiki/social_media) platform and [forum](/wiki/forum) specifically designed for the [websim](/wiki/websim) community. It aimed to offer various categories and features, drawing inspiration from popular platforms like [Orkut](/wiki/orkut) and [Twitter](/wiki/twitter). While envisioned as a comprehensive online space for community interaction and content sharing, its full potential was in development.

+## See also

+- [Online Communities](/wiki/online_communities)

+- [Social Media](/wiki/social_media)

+- [Internet Culture](/wiki/internet_culture)

+Webtagers was a forum for the websim community, and it was going to be a platform with various categories and full of features, inspired by Orkut and Twitter.

+## See also

+- [Digital Art](/wiki/digital_art)

+- [Online Identity](/wiki/online_identity)

+- [Internet Culture](/wiki/internet_culture)

+Webtagers are digital artists who leave their unique marks across the internet's vast canvas. Through code and imagery, they engage in a form of [digital graffiti](/wiki/digital_graffiti), often with the intent of [personal expression](/wiki/personal_expression) or commentary. Their work forms an ephemeral signature in the ever-shifting digital landscape.

+## See also

+- [Digital Art](/wiki/digital_art)

+- [Online Identity](/wiki/online_identity)

+- [Internet Culture](/wiki/internet_culture)