The Risque “site” basically consisted of a couple of divisions of this Diary of Adult behavior which also featured the original sites of Nina Hartley, Shayla LaVeaux, and Juli Ashton. Bet you feel thrilled to know that we were able to pull together enough code to generate a couple of those sample pages too.

[People thought we were crazy to be posting our schedules like that where just any crazy stalker might be able to find them. Presumably those same people died of apoplexy when facebook and twitter came around.]

Without putting too fine of a point on it here, we can probably all agree that these were some pretty ugly efforts by modern standards. To be fair to the [quite small] team that was working on the web efforts in 2000, though, you have to remember what the web in general looked like. The fact that these had color and pictures at all made them noteworthy. Now might be a fine time to show you what AOL looked like in 1999. [Hey, for the era we were quite happy. Heck, each Risque Star had her own color on the Gigs calendar. Pretty fancy stuff. … ]