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Top Community Platforms of 1998

The highest-rated community platforms of 1998, ranked by community votes on Peakd.

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Ranker

Ranking and voting platform for pop culture and general knowledge

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Mighty Networks

Platform for creating custom websites, apps and communities.

3
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Animal Crossing Plaza

Social application for Wii U that connects Animal Crossing players

4
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Distributed Social Networking Protocol

An open-source protocol for decentralized social networking.

5
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Ameba

Japanese blogging and social networking website with micro-blogging platform Ameba Now.

6
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Tumblr

Tumblr is the place you go to be yourself on the internet

7
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L'Arche

International community of people with and without intellectual disabilities

8
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Burners Without Borders

Global community-driven disaster relief and sustainability initiatives

9
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38 Degrees

Community-driven campaign group for social and environmental change

10
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StatusNet

Free and open-source microblogging software

11
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Mastodon

Decentralized social network for users to share content

12
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The Crucible

Community-driven video content and debate platform

13
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DailyMotion Live

Live video streaming and sharing service

14
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Taste of the Prairie

Annual summer celebration of local flavor and community

15
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SushiSwap DAO

Community-governed cryptocurrency exchange and liquidity provider

16
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Couchsurfing

Global community for hosting and meeting travelers

17
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Beatles Fan Club

A worldwide membership for fans of The Beatles

18
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ACDC FAN CLUB

Community for AC/DC enthusiasts and fans

19
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VW Club Classic Car Meet

Vintage VW Club of America A Network for Vintage VW Enthusiasts - Est

20
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The Athenaeum Club

Private members' club in London for intellectual and cultural exchange

Rankings reflect community votes. Daily snapshots preserve historical positions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best community platforms in 1998?

Based on community votes, Ranker is the highest-rated community platforms of 1998, ranked #1 by the community.

How are annual rankings calculated?

Peakd annual rankings reflect trust-weighted community votes. Daily snapshots capture rank positions, and the most recent snapshot for the year is displayed. Rankings cannot be manipulated by companies.

What changed from 1997?

Rankings shift as the community votes. New entrants may appear while others drop. Compare with the 1997 rankings to see movement.

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