Remember, back in the day, when you would log into the Internet, and go immediately to Projectefed.com. No? Well, I sure do. Media Rebellion is a take-off on the Project e-Fed community. Don’t believe me? Ask around.

The center of our universe was Projectefed.com. Currently it’s dead, and I highly doubt it will ever make a comeback of any kind. Everyone centered around Project-eFed as if the world depended on it being there. Brian Goetz ran the site and kept it functioning, but it never would have exploded like it did if it wasn’t for all of us.

http://web.archive.org/web/20010331160744/http://www.projectefed.com/

There’s the best saved archive of the original site that I could find. Down the left side you have the list of e-Feds and that is just a small basic list. Columns about e-fedding were written by Bear and Nightshade and things in general were peachy. Most of the e-feds were running at least one show a week and one pay per view a month. Every now and then you would have the group that would pump out two shows a week.

The top dogs were the SEW (Sovereign Empire Wrestling), PWF (Pelican Wrestling Federation), and MOW (Madmen of Wrestling). It seemed like everyone wanted to be apart of those three in some sort of fashion. I lucked out and spent time involved with all three of them. While in SEW, I had a CAW (Create-A-Wrestler) in SEW: Underground and helped write for both the Underground and the main SEW for a little bit. While in PWF, I had a CAW and I helped write for them. No one was really involved in MOW, but I did have a CAW in MOW: Extreme.

http://web.archive.org/web/20011128131532/http://www.projectefed.com/

That is the best version of the Project e-Fed site that I could find. By the time that that particular site came around, the e-Fed community was rolling. Everyone was at the top of their game, and certain e-Feds still had to turn away people. Certain groups were forming e-Feds just so they could allow all the people in that they though were the best. I would have never thought that within a year that it would collapse from underneath us all.

Hopefully the next time I post here, I’ll be able to talk to some of the most influential ones during the time of the collapse.

Until then, I’m out.

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