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Domain: backnet0://almondlive.com
Source: Unknown
Almond Live is a website of unknown source seemingly featuring live footage of a bottle of Almond Water placed on a table in an unknown level. The footage is for the most part unchanging, although events such as the lights of the level flickering has shown it to be a video rather than a still image. It is rumored that Almond Water Inc. created the website as some form of bizarre advertisement.
Domain: backnet4://back.chat
Source: Collaborative
Formerly the Public Interdimensional Forum, and commonly nicknamed ∞chan (pronounced "infchan"), Backchat stands as the most popular social network in the entire Backrooms, similar in design and functionality to sites like 4chan. Around 95 million registered accounts exist on it (although most have not seen use for years), and it remains an easy way for one to reach out to other people and exchange survival tips in the otherwise isolated landscape of this dimension.
Domain: backnet11://backgraph.net
Source: Collaborative
Back-Graph is an online social network, where wanderers can publish photographs of levels, entities, phenomena or objects they find whilst exploring, without any moderation or restriction. Users can also create dedicated topics, which are typically used to identify unrecognized objects found around the Backrooms. Despite being one of the most popular social networks in the Backrooms, Back-Graph has faced controversy for users who publish strange photographs and go without punishment.
Domain: backnet7.5://backroomcrawlers.com
Source: Collaborative
The recently made “Backrooms Crawlers” is a website designed and programmed by a group of friends. The purpose of the website is to discover and document new levels without the micromanagement of being under a large group. Despite the somewhat anarchistic foundation the website is intended for, it has managed to gain a small community of a thousand users within its recent creation. The community is welcoming to new members and is usually happy to help newer wanderers get the equipment they need to provide to the platform.
Domain: backnet399://backroomstoday.org
Source: Backrooms, Today
Backrooms Today Online is an online news site created by Backrooms Today in 2003. The website features digital versions of Backrooms Today's print publications, as well as extra features such as videos and interactive charts. More recently, a forum has been included on the site for users to discuss news and current events, although it has been criticized as various groups have used the form to spread propaganda and disinformation.
Domain: backnet154://backvideo.net
Source: Collaborative
Backvideo is a video sharing site similar to websites such as YouTube where wanderers can upload short video clips. Due to the hardware of BACK-NET terminals, these videos are typically low-resolution and take some time to load. The site has 10 million registered accounts, making it one of the largest in The Backrooms.
Domain: backnet29://clans.io
Source: Collaborative
Clans.io, sometimes simply referred to as “Group Watch” is a collaborative, comprehensive list of known, documented groups. The site classifies communities by hostility, size and population, as well as overall stability. Who founded this database is unknown, though it is has became an informative site with wanderers being able to submit information. It is advised to take this site granted; as information can become quickly outdated or otherwise unreliable. Some controversies have emerged over time, with reports of bias regarding the sites managing body.
Domain: backnet0://thearchives.org
Source: Collaborative
“The Database,” also referred to as “The Archives” within its source code, is search engine of anomalous origin hosted on BACK-NET, seemingly designed to compile documentation regarding the Backrooms. Although it is a useful tool, one would be advised against taking it for granted; many webpages stored by the Database contain bias, and misinformation runs rampant without any moderation.
Domain: backnet1123://AustinFiles.ag
Source: Reports from the A.A.E.G.
"The_4_Files" is the official page of the A.A.E.G. where they publish information about their explorations and investigations of levels, phenomena, and entities. All—or most—of the information is public. Additionally, within the page, there is an online store belonging to the A.A.E.G. where you can buy various objects made by the A.A.E.G.
Domain: backnet11.89://encom.jp
Source: Collaborative, mainly by Entity Commentary tulpents
Entity Commentalog is a blog website with anyone can comment. A group of Smilers who inserted false information to Entity Watch also commented to this blog, through it was replied with "Don't think they wants individual informations of y'all"(sic).
Domain: backnet4.3://entitywatch.org
Source: Collaborative, managed by the Anti-Entity Group
Entity Watch is a website featuring information about different entities and the means to survive and fight them. Originally created by the A.E.G, the website has since become a collaborative effort, with individual wanderers being able to submit information to the site.
Domain: backnet1://freebackroomsforum.chat
Source: Collaborative
The Free Backrooms Forum, often abbreviated to FBF is an online forum where members discuss various conspiracy theories. Theories discussed on the forum range from accusations of political corruption among major groups to more esoteric topics such as the nature of the Backrooms as some form of simulation. While many of the more outlandish claims made on the site are nonsense, some, such as that of The First being a designation for multiple individuals instead of a single person have been proven true.
Domain: backnet477://frontroomsgame.io
Source: Unknown
The Frontrooms Game, as its name implies, is an online game based on a depiction of The Frontrooms. In the game, one navigates poorly rendered, procedurally generated versions of various locations in The Frontrooms, such as cities, forests, and suburbs. The game has no aim or story and features no depictions of humans or animals. Despite the website stating the purpose of the game is to "give users feelings of home", players have described the atmosphere of the game to be more akin to the liminal spaces of The Backrooms.
Domain: backnet27://liminal.ai
Source: Natural
Liminal.ai, more commonly known as Liminal AI or simply LimAI is an AI chatbot seemingly naturally generated by BACK-NET, being one of the most complex naturally generated sites. However, rather than being useful, the chatbot found on LimAI responds to prompts with seemingly unrelated non-sequiturs or random strings of text in various languages. When asked about its nature or other details about the AI, the site will display a series of flashing colors before kicking the user off the site and blocking the terminal from accessing it.
Domain: backnet1://pathfinder.org
Source: Major Explorer Group
PathFinder is a simple website acting as an extension to the Database. It allows one to view how to exit the level they are on, and even the locations of exists, although the rapidly shifting nature of levels and poor coverage in unsafe or unstable levels makes the usefulness of this feature dubious. Recently, PathFinder introduced a feature listing the easiest path between two levels, the finding of which had previously been a common game or challenge among Backchat Users.
Domain: backnet151://backvideo.com
Source: Mutated smilers.
Virus video is a fake version of Backvideo, created by Mutated Smilers in Level 151. Humans are unable to upload to Virus Virus, which pretends to be Backvideo. Contained on Virus Video are fake "entity survival" guides, mostly about smilers. The content gives detrimental tips that are the inverse of what you should do, as well as telling you to go to a level with smilers inside. It was created by said mutated smiles to get more people. Virus Video can be told apart via the number being wrong and it ending in .com rather than .net. Going to this website will also make the terminal explode after 10 minutes.
Domain: backnet7://Y7FF73UHE.com
Source: Collaborative
Y7FF73UHE, or simply referred to as Y7F, is a collaborative video sharing platform. Often classified as a shock website, Y7F freely hosts real footage of extreme violence, gore, war crimes, and any sort of similar thing. It is unknown who hosts the website, though theories have emerged it is a honeypot used by the Backrooms Investigation Foundation.
Domain: backnet20://httpsBackblog.com
Source: Collaborative
Backblog, often referred to as "Backlog" is a blogging website hosted by two wanderers: Ethan votrumuve and Erron Monteith. Backblog is a website for wanderers to share their experiences with the backrooms as well as document their findings. During the The Flicker this website was used by The Major Explorer group to contact other groups as well as colonies.
Domain: backnet?://𝛌elp.com
Source: Collaborative, mostly H.K.
𝛌elp, also known as 𝛌elp.com, is a review-based website imitating that of Yelp. The core difference is that 𝛌elp is dedicated entirely to reviewing Backrooms levels. This is also the main outlet for reviews by H.K., and as such should typically be avoided. For unknown reasons, this particular website tends to consistently have a stronger internet connection than others, meaning that it may be used as a last resort to glean information.
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Domain: backnet6://Floraehub.com
Source: Collaborative
Florae, also known as FloraeHub, is an online wiki-based website created by Janice Green of the Backrooms Botanical Authority to help document the various florae of the Backrooms. Florae primarily concentrates on plants native to the Backrooms, although it has various pages on Frontrooms flora that can be found in the Backrooms. The website is relatively miniature, hosting only around one hundred articles, but most of these go heavily into depth. Currently, the most popular articles are Back-shrooms, Rose-blood, and Level 164.
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