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| + | {{Stub}}[[File:20020317_stretched.png|thumb|GoBlocks logo from 2002 found in Roblox's files. It was dated in March 17, 2002.]] |
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| + | '''GoBlocks''' was an early name choice used during the development of Roblox{{cite}}. [[Community:David.baszucki|David Baszucki]] and his team showed an interest with the name "GoBlocks", registering the "goblocks.com" domain on December 2, 2003.<ref>https://www.whois.com/whois/goblocks.com</ref><ref>https://whois.icann.org/en/lookup?name=goblocks.com</ref> |
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| − | Goblox was an early name under development of ROBLOX {{cite}}.[[File:GoBlox_logo.png|thumb|2002 goBlox logo]][[File:20020317_(better_quality).png|thumb|Early 2002 logo, in better quality.]] |
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| + | The site constantly switched to different URLs, such as [[Dynablocks]], before finalizing with [[Roblox]]. |
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| − | David Baszucki, and his team eventually decided to go with the name GoBlocks in late 2002/2003 {{cite}}. |
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| + | It is currently used as a redirect to Roblox. |
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| − | In December 2, 2003, Jim Stevens of the ROBLOX Corporation registered a site called "goblox.com" which was going to be the site name, as they were registering with "godaddy.com" {{cite}}. |
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| + | == References == |
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| − | Of course, the site didn't become Goblox, and became Dynablocks, and then Roblox. |
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| − | You can see the earliest crawl of the page [http://web.archive.org/web/20021206162359/http://goblox.com:80/index.html here] |
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GoBlocks logo from 2002 found in Roblox's files. It was dated in March 17, 2002.
GoBlocks was an early name choice used during the development of Roblox[citation needed]. David Baszucki and his team showed an interest with the name "GoBlocks", registering the "goblocks.com" domain on December 2, 2003.[1][2]
The site constantly switched to different URLs, such as Dynablocks, before finalizing with Roblox.
It is currently used as a redirect to Roblox.