Category Directory · 3 Sourced Profiles

Online and Memetic Communities

Internet groups with shared rituals, language and leaders. Sourced profiles of online cults, algorithmic relationship coaching groups, and memetic internet communities that operate through digital platforms.

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Profiles in Online and Memetic Communities (3)

Milady Maker & Remilia Collective

· Est. 2021· Decentralized / Pseudonymous Internet
activeBITE: 47/100

An avant-garde internet art collective and decentralized NFT subculture founded in 2021 that explicitly weaponizes 'network spirituality', hyperstition, and ironic cult aesthetics to generate high-cohesion pseudonymous swarm behavior across social platforms.

The Self-Aware Digital / Hyperstitional Memetic CultRead sourced profile →

QAnon Network

· Est. 2017· Decentralized (Global Web Infrastructure)
activeBITE: 78/100

A decentralized, crowdsourced digital millenarian phenomenon characterized by collaborative cryptic interpretation ('baking drops'), apocalyptic dualism, and algorithmically reinforced epistemic closure across social media.

The Gamified Crowdsourced Conspiratorial MovementRead sourced profile →

The Twin Flames Universe (TFU)

· Est. 2017· Traverse City, Michigan (Mediated Globally Online)
under-scrutinyBITE: 88/100

An online New Age relationship coaching enterprise and self-declared 'Church of Union' founded by Jeff and Shaleia Ayan that exploits romantic loneliness through closed Facebook forums, high-cost Zoom classes, 'Mirror Exercise' self-blame, and assigned 'Twin Flame' pairings.

The New Age Digital / Romantic Algorithmic CultRead sourced profile →

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