The Homestuck franchise is suffering from canon entropy, almost two decades later. Websites die, sources go missing, fans leave the fandom and projects are abandoned. The collapse of the MSPA forums led to the complete loss of innumerable fanworks, a cultural impact on the fandom that is still being felt years later. The MSPAF Discord suffered the same fate twice, losing a vast number of resources. The wider internet is not immune to this problem, and it is likely that a significant number of fandom projects will be lost to time.
Homestuck.net aims to fix that problem and make Andrew Hussie's claim of “handing Homestuck to the fandom” literal by giving fans a safe place to host, show off and archive their projects and websites permanently, as well as offering tools and resources to help them. This project is run by conscientious and invested Homestuck fans with years of experience in archival and web hosting projects, and we'll pay the server costs forever.
Andrew Hussie gave his blessing to this site in 2020 during emails with the maintainer, but, in 2026, he took it back over unrelated drama. After talking to legal experts, we've concluded the site is similar to web.archive.org and doesn't really need permission, mainly due to fair use considerations. The brunt of the content is not his work to begin with, since this is mainly a fandom archive, and what could be argued as infringement has been removed. Regardless, Andrew Hussie has millions of dollars to play with, he doesn't care about your fanworks, and frivolous takedown claims are a risk. We'll publish any DMCAs we receive in full below, as we fight them:
Nothing yet!
Some warrant canaries:
Don't hesitate in asking us for help. Whatever barriers you think exist are only in your mind.
Use the Homestuck.net Contact page, show off your project, and help us heal the Homestuck fandom.
The Public Domain footer refers only to the content made by us, not the fanworks by other people, which retain their respective licenses. The code repository is MIT-licensed and can be forked here.