The Origins of TF - Page 3

Gevaudan · 09-27-2022

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Originally Posted by transformative

I also recall a website with some movie/tv series screen caps interspersed with text descriptions. It had a blue background, I can't seem to remember the name. It was the first place I found out about the TF in the Aladdin episode "shark treatment". I don't suppose this rings a bell for anyone?

Was it the old Stonegate Shadowlord site?

transformative · 10-02-2022

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Originally Posted by Psychoman

Wolphin's Graphics Archives? That's what's ringing bells to me.

Woah sorry for going mia there. I actually forgot I had posted this lol. This was the one though the other two are good too. I still check shadowlord inc semi regularly. I'd forgotten about Dutch_bull's though, thanks for putting that back on my radar.

Xercon · 10-09-2022

According to someone I met online a few years ago, there was an active TF community on Usenet as early as 1993, meaning that the community is older than the modern internet.

I can't confirm the veracity of the claims as it was long before my time (I didn't discover the community until 2009) but I don't have any reason to doubt the person either.

BBB · 10-12-2022

bearchive.com's "Unending BE Addventure" has been going since 1998. Given its open ended nature, it has in practice always been a place for reading and writing about all sorts of fetishes, including TF.

As I vaguely recall, the first 'process' site I found was dedicated to inflation. That led me to the bearchive (I liked BE more than inflation), which later led me here to the process forum, starting with BE before branching out to other sections.

kghost74 · 10-12-2022

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Originally Posted by transformative

I also recall a website with some movie/tv series screen caps interspersed with text descriptions. It had a blue background, I can't seem to remember the name. It was the first place I found out about the TF in the Aladdin episode "shark treatment". I don't suppose this rings a bell for anyone?

you are referring to the Transformation Graphics Archive. It was one of the first sites I stumbled across when finding TF.

alter · 10-29-2022

There's a little bit of history noted on this site: https://www.furaffinity.net/user/popfusion/

So the TGA and the TF Webring were both already in existence in 1997. I have no idea what was about before then.

10-09-2022	#27
Xercon Leecher Join Date: Apr 2014 Posts: 2	Re: The Origins of TF According to someone I met online a few years ago, there was an active TF community on Usenet as early as 1993, meaning that the community is older than the modern internet. I can't confirm the veracity of the claims as it was long before my time (I didn't discover the community until 2009) but I don't have any reason to doubt the person either.

10-12-2022	#28
BBB Process Fan Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 41	Re: The Origins of TF bearchive.com's "Unending BE Addventure" has been going since 1998. Given its open ended nature, it has in practice always been a place for reading and writing about all sorts of fetishes, including TF. As I vaguely recall, the first 'process' site I found was dedicated to inflation. That led me to the bearchive (I liked BE more than inflation), which later led me here to the process forum, starting with BE before branching out to other sections.

10-29-2022	#30
alter Lerker Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 37	Re: The Origins of TF There's a little bit of history noted on this site: https://www.furaffinity.net/user/popfusion/ So the TGA and the TF Webring were both already in existence in 1997. I have no idea what was about before then. Last edited by alter; 10-29-2022 at 11:32 PM.