Werner & Tardy's dupe check was quite popular during it's time. Operated by Werner & Tardy who were also famous for leading the legendary TDU-Jam, Pentagram and Genesis. This site was designed by Werner & Tardy.

Hybrid were one of the earlier groups to create a website, though it was often bare of any information. This copy unfortunately lacks graphics. This site was designed by Hybrid.

Further information on Hybrid.

A very early web site for the Relativity electronic magazine. This site was designed by Zeddicus.

Further information on Relativity World.

Level 4 was a lesser known utility group founded by Madboy that was around during the 1997-1998 period. This site was designed by Level4.

The main Relativity magazine web site. No awards for art design here! This site was designed by Relativity Productions.

Further information on Relativity.

Sodom was a small time utility group that was well known for releasing Novell titles and creating the Defacto electronic magazine. This site was designed by SodOM Advertising Division.

Further information on Sodom.

Our web site was hacked once during it's earlier days. We never found out who did it or why. Other then it seemed to be some disgruntled kid who couldn't get access to the scene. This site was designed by luv2blds97@aol.com.

Further information on Defacto2.

This is MuadDlb's personal page. Mainly rambles on about his magazine Relativity and the universal electronic magazine api he created for the scene. This site was designed by MuadDIb.

Further information on Muad's WHQ.

Courier weekly report card aka CWS was a long running courier chart magazine from the late 1990s. This website was created in the early days of the magazine's life. This site was designed by _tech_.

Further information on Couriers Weekly Scorecard.

Motiv8 was a training ground for many an early courier. This site was designed by Phoenix.

Further information on Motiv8.

This is an early version of our web site when we also operated a scene news service, a small scene archives and an art group. This site was designed by Defacto2.

Further information on Defacto2.

Just The Facts was a chart magazine from Class. Coded by their famous Windows coder ATM, the magazine used this webpage as a primary means of distribution. This site was designed by Just the Facts.

Further information on Just The Facts.

Now Defacto2 has split up into three groups. The front page is pretty ugly and is nothing more then a web host for the groups and various other pages. This site was designed by Defacto2.

Further information on Defacto2.

This was a web page created for Fairlight by our former Design Division. Unfortunately at the last moment the project was canned by the Fairlight leadership and it was never put into use. This site was designed by Defacto2.

Shock is a very well known application and utility group that during it's earlier days used to run a popular web site. This site was designed by Shock.

Further information on Shock.

Again a very bland front page that hosts various web sites dedicated to various different projects. This site was designed by Defacto2.

Further information on Defacto2.

Rebels had a few web sites online during their time thanks to the numerous areas and computer formats the brand worked on. This edition was easily the most popular though. This site was designed by Rebels.

Further information on Rebels.

Some people have always had bad reputations on the scene. Some of them even spawn their own legion of haters. And in this case, Ice (of Origin/Myth fame) even had a website dedicated to him.

Razor 1911 were one of the first groups on the scene to launch a web site. Though this version is one of their later web publications. This site was designed by Root88/iCE.

Further information on Razor 1911.