Ratio Royale – A playable simulation of the Dead Internet theory
Satirical clicker game turns Dead Internet Theory into an engagement farming simulator.

Nostalgic eulogies for dead tech like ICQ and MySpace hit harder than a Wikipedia list.
Nostalgic millennials, internet historians, and tech culture enthusiasts
Kill Screen · Internet Archive · Wikipedia List of Defunct Websites
Satirical clicker game turns Dead Internet Theory into an engagement farming simulator.
Yet another curated list site in a sea of directories and newsletters.
The repo organises clear, bite-sized case studies (Dead Products, Pivoted, Survival Stats) and links to a live tracking database (LTD Atlas) so you can go from anecdote to dataset quickly. It's basically KilledByGoogle for AppSumo — the README calls out red flags, documents causes of death and even encourages issue-based submissions, which makes it immediately useful for anyone evaluating LTD picks. It doesn't reinvent the wheel, though; automation, an RSS feed or stronger provenance for entries would push this from handy to indispensable.
Curated list with zero stars — feels like marketing for the sponsor's product.
Useful directory, but curated lists aren't products — just organized bookmarks.
Just a list of links to Google's own docs and Twitter demos.