Do You Have a Guestbook on your Website?

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Do you have a guestbook on your website? If you do, please share the link to the guestbook, or your website which has a guestbook link we can follow.

Here is my guestbook: Shannon Kay’s Guestbook
Or you can go to ShannonKay.com and click the Guestbook link.

I’d like to do some guestbook hopping and sign other people’s guestbooks!

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I’ve had one for absolutely ages. Something else I use from Bravenet is their Guest Map.

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Divergent Ray’s Guestbook

Speaking of guestbook hopping -

Sometime during my travels through old websites I came across Guestbookbutterflies, which was a collective that dedicated themselves to visiting and signing guestbooks. You had to apply to be visited and if your site passed muster then they would sign and leave a gift (which I think was a graphic of some sort). I thought that was such a neat idea.

Anyway, I hope you have fun on your guestbook journeying! I think it’s a great idea.

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I have two. A guestbook for the directory site and one on my personal blog (link for that up in the menu).

Great idea, have a great time exploring.

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. . : : z i n e : : . . this is mine
I will be grateful for kind words)

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:D mine is, of course Grub’s Guestbook.

I should also go through this thread as it gets longer and do some guestbook hopping…

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Yeah, one here slime pond

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i do, as well! it’s here.

@DivergentRays the guestbook butterflies are such a fun concept! i’m now mulling over ideas for something similar… maybe a traveler’s journal theme or something instead of butterflies…

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I love how long it seems like you’ve kept your guestbook! I definitely had them on my websites in the 1990’s, but hadn’t had one in a long time.

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I feel like I vaguely remember the guestbook butterflies. So fun!

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Yes. Leilukin’s Hub guestbook.

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I’ve got one at starbreaker.org, but the form is located at atabook.org. I manually copy new entries over to my website’s guestbook page.

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I don’t really have a guestbook with full comments, but I do have a sort of a “sign my page” functionality for folks with fediverse accounts here:

(You have to scroll down a bit to the end of the page.)

This is based on a project I made for my “fediverse invitation for artists” open letter.

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Hi, I do Document. Used Dimden’s guestbook service, I had been going to make my own but I’m too busy rn :((

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yes, i have one here, emma's guestbook it is just a form captured with javascript. the backend is running on supabase but i may opt to self host pocketbase instead

i wasn’t going to post it here yet but someone signed it recently so i may as well

just a heads up. you won’t really get any info that you submitted a comment, and it won’t show up right away. every few days i log into supabase and will approve comments that meet the criteria of being a decent human being

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https://acyfactory.com/guestbook/
Even though it’s not very complicated code, I’m pretty proud of my guestbook since it’s one of the first things I coded that was out of the scope of the Wagtail tutorial, and I started it around the time that they announced 123guestbook (I think?) was closing so that made me feel good about my decision to not go static so I could be in charge of the dynamic elements of my website.

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