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Social Carbon Copy: Stories from the Road, 2000-2002

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In the early days of the internet, there was a website called Social Carbon Copy. It was a place where people could share stories about their lives, their travels, and their experiences. The site was founded in 2000 by two friends, Ben Huh and Jason Calacanis. Huh and Calacanis were both early adopters of the internet, and they saw the potential for a website that would allow people to connect with each other and share their stories.

Social Carbon Copy was an instant success. Within a few months, the site had thousands of users. People from all over the world were sharing their stories on the site. There were stories about travel, adventure, love, loss, and everything in between. Social Carbon Copy was a place where people could connect with each other and feel like they were part of a community.

Social Carbon Copy: Stories From The Road 2000 - 2002

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In 2002, Social Carbon Copy was acquired by another website, Tripod.com. Tripod was a popular website that offered a variety of services, including web hosting, email, and chat. The acquisition of Social Carbon Copy allowed Tripod to expand its offerings and reach a wider audience.

After the acquisition, Social Carbon Copy continued to grow. The site became a popular destination for people who wanted to share their stories and connect with others. In 2005, Social Carbon Copy was renamed to TypePad. TypePad is still a popular website today, and it continues to offer a platform for people to share their stories.

Stories from the Road

Social Carbon Copy was a unique website that allowed people to share their stories with the world. The site was a place where people could connect with each other and feel like they were part of a community. Here are a few stories from the road that were shared on Social Carbon Copy.

**"The Road to Kathmandu"**

In 2000, a young woman named Sarah set out on a journey to Kathmandu, Nepal. She had always dreamed of traveling to Nepal, and she was excited to finally make her dream a reality. Sarah traveled overland from India, and she along the way, she met many interesting people and had many amazing experiences. She wrote about her journey on Social Carbon Copy, and her stories inspired many other people to travel to Nepal. Click here for Sarah's story.

**"The Lost City of Machu Picchu"**

In 2001, a group of friends trekked to the lost city of Machu Picchu in Peru. The trek was challenging, but the friends were rewarded with stunning views of the Andes Mountains and the ruins of the ancient city. They wrote about their trek on Social Carbon Copy, and their stories inspired many other people to trek to Machu Picchu. Click here for their story.

**"The Great Wall of China"**

In 2002, a young man named John traveled to China to hike the Great Wall. He had always been fascinated by the Great Wall, and he was excited to finally see it in person. John hiked for several days along the wall, and he was amazed by its size and beauty. He wrote about his hike on Social Carbon Copy, and his stories inspired many other people to hike the Great Wall. Click here for John's story.

The Legacy of Social Carbon Copy

Social Carbon Copy was a pioneer in the world of social media. The site was one of the first places where people could share their stories with the world. Social Carbon Copy helped to create a sense of community online, and it inspired many other social media sites to be created. The legacy of Social Carbon Copy is still felt today.

In 2010, Social Carbon Copy was relaunched as a new website. The new Social Carbon Copy is a platform for people to share their stories and connect with others. The new Social Carbon Copy is a testament to the power of storytelling, and it continues to inspire people around the world.

Social Carbon Copy: Stories From The Road 2000 - 2002

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