So, I like going to old scratch accounts to see what goes on there, most account are active, but on rare occasions, you find that one really old scratch account that's still alive somehow. While doing this, a question popped up in my mind, do other people like to do this, if so how far do people search? And so came the birth of this discussion. Please do not include obvious ones, like those gdpr accounts, or @andresmh. I'm looking for more obscure accounts that I haven't seen before. There are lots of old accounts out there, and I would love to see some that you guys have found!

@sans
lol

SuperCappy wrote:

@sans
lol

No, wait there's no way.

OH GOD IT EXISTS

thekid is one of the oldest Scratch accounts I can think of that isn't super well known, having a user ID of 144 (in comparison, andresmh's user ID is 139).

Also, if you're one of the people who believe that GDPR accounts count as the oldest accounts because they're listed as being from 2000, just a friendly reminder that montoja's account is from 1990.

HazelLeafKitty. or archmage.

There was one called fab_programmer(set of numbers) that I found, and it was probably the oldest account I’ve ever seen. Sadly, I can’t remember the full username, and I forgot the steps I used to find that account.

@luigismansion, 13 years and 5 months (i think) old, and no comments besides for me.

dftyu wrote:

@luigismansion, 13 years and 5 months (i think) old, and no comments besides for me.

They have an ID of 16754 ….


I was doing some searching around a bit ago and found this, with an ID of 160.
Q
Around the same age, but this one is significantly before.

mtech22 wrote:

dftyu wrote:

@luigismansion, 13 years and 5 months (i think) old, and no comments besides for me.

They have an ID of 16754 ….


I was doing some searching around a bit ago and found this, with an ID of 160.
Q
Around the same age, but this one is significantly before.

All it comes up with is a couple of lines of writing, after finding this post, and I was interested in it. Use this link instead, it works:
Link here.

andresm

@win