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In October, 2001, Hieroglyphics Dot Com webmaster [[StinkE]] [https://web.archive.org/web/20011014124545/http://www.hieroglyphics.com/news/101201_stinke_peace.html announced] he would leave the site he created 6 years prior, and pass the proverbial reign to a new webmaster. | In October, 2001, Hieroglyphics Dot Com webmaster [[StinkE]] [https://web.archive.org/web/20011014124545/http://www.hieroglyphics.com/news/101201_stinke_peace.html announced] he would leave the site he created 6 years prior, and pass the proverbial reign to a new webmaster. | ||
StinkE chose [[Humain]], a long-time Hoopla member | StinkE chose [[Humain]], a long-time Hoopla member. Humain operated Hiero Dot Com before striking out independently, and creating a new site: [https://web.archive.org/web/20010223103127/http://diyhiphop.com/ DIYhiphop]. | ||
Prioritizing its online store, album reviews, articles and interviews, DIYhiphop also featured a [https://web.archive.org/web/20010223091902/http://diyhiphop.com/main.htm message board]. Many [[Hooplaites|Hooplaite]] alumni followed, unofficially becoming the new home for "Hoopla." | Prioritizing its online store, album reviews, articles and interviews, DIYhiphop also featured a [https://web.archive.org/web/20010223091902/http://diyhiphop.com/main.htm message board]. Many [[Hooplaites|Hooplaite]] alumni followed, unofficially becoming the new home for "Hoopla." | ||
Latest revision as of 20:46, 20 November 2023
In October, 2001, Hieroglyphics Dot Com webmaster StinkE announced he would leave the site he created 6 years prior, and pass the proverbial reign to a new webmaster.
StinkE chose Humain, a long-time Hoopla member. Humain operated Hiero Dot Com before striking out independently, and creating a new site: DIYhiphop.
Prioritizing its online store, album reviews, articles and interviews, DIYhiphop also featured a message board. Many Hooplaite alumni followed, unofficially becoming the new home for "Hoopla."
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