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The Express Page
| Website | |
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| Name: | The Express Page |
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| Dates: | December 19 1996[1] - March 1 2007[2] |
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| Fandom: | N/A |
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The Express Page or Expage was a simple web hosting provider popular in the late 1990s and early 2000s. A free account only allowed users to make a single page, but most users created multiple accounts and hyperlinked the pages together to create more complex sites. ($7.95 a month would get you unlimited pages on one account.[3])
Each page was required to have a category selected, such as "art", "anime", "boating", "beanie_babies", "harry_potter", etc.
Due to being free and requiring little-to-no website coding skills, Expage was popular among young people making fan pages.
Hogwarts School of Magic (Archive link) was a popular roleplay site hosted on Expage.
Jacky Gilbertson ran a hatelisting for Expage.[4]
References
- ^ expage.com Domain Summary
- ^ **ATTENTION EXPAGE USERS**, archived March 20 2007
- ^ Expage Ultra, archived August 1 2005
- ^ INFERIOR - the expage hatelisting, Archived version