Vine

From Misc Data Digs

Vine was a short-lived short-form video site, but a rather influential one at that. Rather than shutting it down and erasing history completely (unlike Geocities), they kept everything but in an archive format. Its spirit lives on in TikTok.

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was

  * Janessa Det (@jandet)
  * Ralph Holzmann (@rlph)
  * Thomas Rix (@rx)
  * Mike Kaplinskiy (@mkaplinskiy)
  * Dhritiman Sagar (@deman48) (@dman)
  * Kristian "kb" Bauer (@kristianbauer)
  * Anil Kadimisetty (@anilkadimisetty)
  * Peter Woodman (@clango)
  * Felix Fung (@ffx)
  * Ryan Gordon (@theryangordon)
  * Zack Davenport (@mrdavenport)
  * Julia Rudlin (@jrudlin)
  * Angelo Alduino (@duin0)
  * John Lim (@jhlim90)
  * Ryan Lee (@owlsquid)
  * Daniel LaCosse (@daniellacosse)
  * Meghan (Malaviya) Trikha (@megsmalav)
  * Luca Zuccarini (@luz)
  * Richard Plom (@RichardPlom)
  * Jason Toff (@jasontoff)
  * Sergey Grankin (@sgrankn)
  * Seth Weisfeld (@seth_weisfeld)
  * Patrick Cupka (@Voidious)
  * Sara Haider (@pandemona)