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= Welcome to Sorzkode Wiki =

''A private collection of knowledge, nostalgia, and internet culture.''

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This wiki is a curated space focused on preserving and documenting the culture of the **late 90s and early 2000s internet** — a time of dial-up modems, personal websites, chatrooms, firewalls, burning cds, filesharing, weird web experiments and more.

This site is managed privately, and accounts are granted by invitation. If you'd like to suggest edits or entries, [https://sorzkode.com/contact use the feedback form here].

=== 🔗 Linked from Elsewhere ===
Articles with excellent coverage already on Wikipedia will be referenced, not recreated.

== 🧭 About This Wiki ==
This wiki lives at '''[https://sorzkode.com/wiki sorzkode.com/wiki]'''. It’s a companion to the main site at '''[https://sorzkode.com sorzkode.com]''' and is not publicly editable. The goal here is to archive the pieces of the web that shaped a generation — in a fun, focused, and personal way.

If you're nostalgic for the *real internet* — this is for you.

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''Page maintained by [[User:sorzkode]] — last updated {{CURRENTDAY}} {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTYEAR}}''

MediaWiki:Sidebar

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Hawkee.com

2025-06-28T13:31:09Z

Sorzkode: adding another resource link

[[File:hawkeelogo.jpg|50px|Hawkee Logo]]

'''hawkee.com''' was one of many [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIRC mIRC] script archives popular in the late 90s and early 2000s.

== History ==
Founded in January 1997 by [[Scott Aikin]]. The site originally hosted mIRC scripts, add-ons, scripting tips, weekly challenges, and collections of shareware and freeware programs. By the end of 1997, the site shifted its focus primarily to mIRC scripting.

The site design is credited to an unknown female who goes by the handle of KBT.
[[File:hawkee_creators.png|thumb|400px|Site Credits]]
In 2003, Hawkee introduced account creation and began focusing more on building a community. Around 2004, the site started to incorporate advertising and affiliate marketing, launching a web hosting service through myhawkee.com (which ceased in 2016).

By 2005, Hawkee began transitioning into a social network for programmers, emphasizing code sharing and collaboration. In 2012, the platform stopped supporting full scripts and began focusing exclusively on smaller code snippets. During this period, the site featured multiple programming languages other than mIRC scripting such as:
* BYOND
* C++
* CSS
* HTML5
* Java
* JavaScript
* MySQL
* Perl
* PHP
* Python
* Ruby / Rails
* Shell
* TCL
* Visual Basic

Around 2015, Scott branched out into FPV (First-Person View) builds, which eventually led to the creation of RotorBuilds.com.

== Present Day ==
As of writing this, the domain is live. However, it is set to expire January 1, 2026 and is currently displaying a banner that states:

<q>We regret to inform you that Hawkee.com has closed due to the overwhelming spam and operational overhead. Thank you to all our users who have participated in our community over the years. Your contributions, interactions, and support have meant the world to us. We appreciate every one of you and the vibrant community we built together. We hope that the connections and experiences you've had on Hawkee.com will continue to be valuable to you. Thank you for being a part of our journey.</q>

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:Hawkee_screenshot.png|thumb|Early Site Design
File:Hawkee_screenshot2.png|thumb|Early Site Design
</gallery>

=== Additional Resources ===
*TechCrunch: [https://techcrunch.com/2006/12/05/hawkee-becomes-myspace-for-geeks/ Hawkee Becomes MySpace For Geeks]
*crunchbase: [https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/hawkee Hawkee]
*archive.org: [https://web.archive.org/web/20250000000000*/hawkee.com hawkee.com archives]
*Facebook: [https://www.facebook.com/Hawkeecom Hawkee's Profile]
* Hacker News: [https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5008319 Scott talking about Hawkee]

=== Webring ===
Hawkee was once part of several [[webrings]] including:
* paiRC scripts & stuff
* mircscripts.com
* x mirc scripts
* Ben's mIRC Page
* mircX

=== Contribute ===
This is a private wiki. However, if you have additional information relating to this entry, please feel free to reach out directly. Thank you.

[[Category:websites]]
[[Category: mIRC]]
[[Category: scripting]]

Main Page

2025-06-26T01:49:20Z

Sorzkode:

Welcome to the wiki! This is a private wiki but if you have ideas or suggestions, please [https://sorzkode.com/guestbook/ Reach out.]

[https://sorzkode.com/ 🔙 Back to blog]

Scott Aikin

2025-06-26T01:05:58Z

Sorzkode: Created page with "Founder of Hawkee.com and professional web developer from Richmond, VA. Scott holds a BS in Computer Science from the University of California, Irvine. He has been an active contributor to the programming community for many years. == Links == * [https://github.com/Hawkers Hawkers on GitHub] * [https://www.linkedin.com/in/scott-aikin-6bbb151 LinkedIn: Scott Aikin]"

Founder of [[Hawkee.com]] and professional web developer from Richmond, VA. Scott holds a BS in Computer Science from the University of California, Irvine. He has been an active contributor to the programming community for many years.

== Links ==
* [https://github.com/Hawkers Hawkers on GitHub]
* [https://www.linkedin.com/in/scott-aikin-6bbb151 LinkedIn: Scott Aikin]

File:Hawkee screenshot2.png

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Sorzkode:

File:Hawkee screenshot.png

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Sorzkode:

File:Hawkee creators.png

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Sorzkode:

File:Hawkeelogo.jpg

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Sorzkode:

Hawkee.com

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Sorzkode: fixing quote

[[File:hawkeelogo.jpg|50px|Hawkee Logo]]

'''hawkee.com''' was one of many [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIRC mIRC] script archives popular in the late 90s and early 2000s.

== History ==
Founded in January 1997 by [[Scott Aikin]]. The site originally hosted mIRC scripts, add-ons, scripting tips, weekly challenges, and collections of shareware and freeware programs. By the end of 1997, the site shifted its focus primarily to mIRC scripting.

The site design is credited to an unknown female who goes by the handle of KBT.
[[File:hawkee_creators.png|thumb|400px|Site Credits]]
In 2003, Hawkee introduced account creation and began focusing more on building a community. Around 2004, the site started to incorporate advertising and affiliate marketing, launching a web hosting service through myhawkee.com (which ceased in 2016).

By 2005, Hawkee began transitioning into a social network for programmers, emphasizing code sharing and collaboration. In 2012, the platform stopped supporting full scripts and began focusing exclusively on smaller code snippets. During this period, the site featured multiple programming languages other than mIRC scripting such as:
* BYOND
* C++
* CSS
* HTML5
* Java
* JavaScript
* MySQL
* Perl
* PHP
* Python
* Ruby / Rails
* Shell
* TCL
* Visual Basic

Around 2015, Scott branched out into FPV (First-Person View) builds, which eventually led to the creation of RotorBuilds.com.

== Present Day ==
As of writing this, the domain is live. However, it is set to expire January 1, 2026 and is currently displaying a banner that states:

<q>We regret to inform you that Hawkee.com has closed due to the overwhelming spam and operational overhead. Thank you to all our users who have participated in our community over the years. Your contributions, interactions, and support have meant the world to us. We appreciate every one of you and the vibrant community we built together. We hope that the connections and experiences you've had on Hawkee.com will continue to be valuable to you. Thank you for being a part of our journey.</q>

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:Hawkee_screenshot.png|thumb|Early Site Design
File:Hawkee_screenshot2.png|thumb|Early Site Design
</gallery>

=== Additional Resources ===
*TechCrunch: [https://techcrunch.com/2006/12/05/hawkee-becomes-myspace-for-geeks/ Hawkee Becomes MySpace For Geeks]
*crunchbase: [https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/hawkee Hawkee]
*archive.org: [https://web.archive.org/web/20250000000000*/hawkee.com hawkee.com archives]
*Facebook: [https://www.facebook.com/Hawkeecom Hawkee's Profile]

=== Webring ===
Hawkee was once part of several [[webrings]] including:
* paiRC scripts & stuff
* mircscripts.com
* x mirc scripts
* Ben's mIRC Page
* mircX

=== Contribute ===
This is a private wiki. However, if you have additional information relating to this entry, please feel free to reach out directly. Thank you.

[[Category:websites]]
[[Category: mIRC]]
[[Category: scripting]]

Hawkee.com

2025-06-25T02:24:13Z

Sorzkode: fixing images

[[File:hawkeelogo.jpg|50px|Hawkee Logo]]

'''hawkee.com''' was one of many [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIRC mIRC] script archives popular in the late 90s and early 2000s.

== History ==
Founded in January 1997 by [[Scott Aikin]]. The site originally hosted mIRC scripts, add-ons, scripting tips, weekly challenges, and collections of shareware and freeware programs. By the end of 1997, the site shifted its focus primarily to mIRC scripting.

The site design is credited to an unknown female who goes by the handle of KBT.
[[File:hawkee_creators.png|thumb|400px|Site Credits]]
In 2003, Hawkee introduced account creation and began focusing more on building a community. Around 2004, the site started to incorporate advertising and affiliate marketing, launching a web hosting service through myhawkee.com (which ceased in 2016).

By 2005, Hawkee began transitioning into a social network for programmers, emphasizing code sharing and collaboration. In 2012, the platform stopped supporting full scripts and began focusing exclusively on smaller code snippets. During this period, the site featured multiple programming languages other than mIRC scripting such as:
* BYOND
* C++
* CSS
* HTML5
* Java
* JavaScript
* MySQL
* Perl
* PHP
* Python
* Ruby / Rails
* Shell
* TCL
* Visual Basic

Around 2015, Scott branched out into FPV (First-Person View) builds, which eventually led to the creation of RotorBuilds.com.

== Present Day ==
As of writing this, the domain is live. However, it is set to expire January 1, 2026 and is currently displaying a banner that states:
<q>We regret to inform you that Hawkee.com has closed due to the overwhelming spam and operational overhead.

Thank you to all our users who have participated in our community over the years. Your contributions, interactions, and support have meant the world to us. We appreciate every one of you and the vibrant community we built together.

We hope that the connections and experiences you've had on Hawkee.com will continue to be valuable to you. Thank you for being a part of our journey.</q>

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:Hawkee_screenshot.png|thumb|Early Site Design
File:Hawkee_screenshot2.png|thumb|Early Site Design
</gallery>

=== Additional Resources ===
*TechCrunch: [https://techcrunch.com/2006/12/05/hawkee-becomes-myspace-for-geeks/ Hawkee Becomes MySpace For Geeks]
*crunchbase: [https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/hawkee Hawkee]
*archive.org: [https://web.archive.org/web/20250000000000*/hawkee.com hawkee.com archives]
*Facebook: [https://www.facebook.com/Hawkeecom Hawkee's Profile]

=== Webring ===
Hawkee was once part of several [[webrings]] including:
* paiRC scripts & stuff
* mircscripts.com
* x mirc scripts
* Ben's mIRC Page
* mircX

=== Contribute ===
This is a private wiki. However, if you have additional information relating to this entry, please feel free to reach out directly. Thank you.

[[Category:websites]]
[[Category: mIRC]]
[[Category: scripting]]

Hawkee.com

2025-06-25T02:12:35Z

Sorzkode: adding meat and potatoes

[[File:hawkeelogo.jpg|50px|Hawkee Logo]]
'''hawkee.com''' was one of many [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIRC mIRC] script archives popular in the late 90s and early 2000s.

== History ==
Founded in January 1997 by [[Scott Aikin]]. The site originally hosted mIRC scripts, add-ons, scripting tips, weekly challenges, and collections of shareware and freeware programs. By the end of 1997, the site shifted its focus primarily to mIRC scripting.

The site design is credited to an unknown female who goes by the handle of KBT.

[[File:hawkee_creators.png|thumb|400px|Site Credits]]

In 2003, Hawkee introduced account creation and began focusing more on building a community. Around 2004, the site started to incorporate advertising and affiliate marketing, launching a web hosting service through myhawkee.com (which ceased in 2016).

By 2005, Hawkee began transitioning into a social network for programmers, emphasizing code sharing and collaboration. In 2012, the platform stopped supporting full scripts and began focusing exclusively on smaller code snippets. During this period, the site featured multiple programming languages other than mIRC scripting such as:
* BYOND
* C++
* CSS
* HTML5
* Java
* JavaScript
* MySQL
* Perl
* PHP
* Python
* Ruby / Rails
* Shell
* TCL
* Visual Basic

Around 2015, Scott Aikin branched out into FPV (First-Person View) builds, which eventually led to the creation of RotorBuilds.com.

== Present Day ==
As of writing this, the domain is live. However, it is set to expire January 1, 2026 and is currently displaying a banner that states:
<q>We regret to inform you that Hawkee.com has closed due to the overwhelming spam and operational overhead.

Thank you to all our users who have participated in our community over the years. Your contributions, interactions, and support have meant the world to us. We appreciate every one of you and the vibrant community we built together.

We hope that the connections and experiences you've had on Hawkee.com will continue to be valuable to you. Thank you for being a part of our journey.</q>

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:hawkee_screenshot.png|thumb|100px
File:hawkee_screenshot2|thumb|100px
</gallery>

=== Additional Resources ===
TechCrunch: [https://techcrunch.com/2006/12/05/hawkee-becomes-myspace-for-geeks/ Hawkee Becomes MySpace For Geeks]
crunchbase: [https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/hawkee Hawkee]
archive.org: [https://web.archive.org/web/20250000000000*/hawkee.com hawkee.com archives]
Facebook: [https://www.facebook.com/Hawkeecom Hawkee's Profile]

=== Webring ===
Hawkee was once part of several [[webrings]] including:
* paiRC scripts & stuff
* mircscripts.com
* x mirc scripts
* Ben's mIRC Page
* mircX

=== Contribute ===
This is a private wiki. However, if you have additional information relating to this entry, please feel free to reach out directly. Thank you.

[[Category:websites]]
[[Category: mIRC]]
[[Category: scripting]]

Hawkee.com

2025-06-21T18:23:03Z

Sorzkode: adding category

hawkee.com was an mIRC scripting site popular in the early 2000s. This is a placeholder page that will be populated later.

[[Category:websites]]

Hawkee.com

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Sorzkode: Created page with "hawkee.com was an mIRC scripting site popular in the early 2000s. This is a placeholder page that will be populated later."

hawkee.com was an mIRC scripting site popular in the early 2000s. This is a placeholder page that will be populated later.

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