First social network for the supernatural hits the Internet

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Published time: April 01, 2010 01:46
Edited time: April 02, 2010 07:30

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Russia’s internet now features a first-of-its-kind social network for vampires, werewolves and other unpeople creatures. Everyone who considers himself to be from a parallel world can sign in.

The Nuara.ru project was launched on March 31 and so far operates in beta version with only a few of its features available for users. For instance, it’s planned to introduce creative options like handing out certificates on using a piece of land in parallel world to attract more visitors.

The website also promises to arrange Sabbath on full moon.

The Nuara.ru network is a part of bigger Multer.ru project, in which, starting in 2003, its creators describe several “private universes.” There is a local film studio, a series of books and a virtual music band in Multer.ru.

Creators of both projects say the two websites have one thing in common – they unite people who are willing to escape reality.

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graphattic 01.04.2010 17:32

There is a deeprooted history in Russia with mysticism and pseudomysticism, going back to the Siberian shamans thousands of years ago, and then the Eastern Influences form China and India, to the very mystery man Raspoutin Himself. Sadly large part of the modern trend is a Cold War trick. The CIA constantly leaked dud information towards KGB, in a succesfull effort to mask U2 spy planes as UFO's, leading to a raging UFO fan base in USSR of the past Century. And the story continues with some crackpots wanting to make more money of this on the Web, without offering any good products or services.

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