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Rave is a word which was originally used by the British media in 1989 to describe the radical shift from dancing on disco dance floors too large, all night parties thrown in warehouses, country fields, and other such locations. Today, raves are known as night long parties where loud techno music is played. A common philosophy among ravers is PLUR - peace, love, unity, and respect. This category is dedicated to the rave culture, its philosophy and lifestyle.
Please only submit completed sites to this category.
Articles and essays about the rave culture.
For mailing lists, message boards, chat rooms, and other communication centered sites. These sites may also contain photographs other additional elements as long as the primary focus is communication.
Groups of friends or otherwise united by the rave scene.
Please submit general regionally based sites to Society/Subcultures/Raves/Regional .
A directory is a guide or list of resources. The directories in this category pertain to raves.
Sites of interest to collectors of flyers advertising rave events and clubs where dance music is played.
While drugs are often associate with raves, they are not a necessary component. Many harm reduction groups exist world wide hoping to reduce and prevent the damaging effects drug abuse can have by educating the public.
Please submit only rave related harm reduction information, other sites should be submitted to the appropriate drug category. Thanks.
Humorous sites or parodies that have to do with the raving culture or candykids.
These sites contain pictures of past raves and events.
Sites which contain more information than pictures should be sent to Society/Subcultures/Rave.

Sites containing any sort of nudity should not be sent to this category but should be directed to one of the Adult subcategories.

Regularly issued publications dealing with the rave scene.
Please submit only completed sites to this category. Thanks.
Personal homepages dedicated to raving.
Please submit personal sites on the topic of raving, including opinions and photographs of raves and parties. Sites about the scene in general, or that do not have any personal information belong under Regional.
These sites contain rave related resources aimed to a specific region or locality. Typical sites may include upcoming event information, local news and scene info, a message board or chat room, local audio, etc. As a general rule, Personal Home Pages will be listed in Society/Subcultures/Rave/Personal_Pages.