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Is Orkut Coming Back? Founder Launches Campaign To Revive The Social Network, Over 2.55 Lakh Already Back It
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· October 9, 2026
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Key points A significant number of people have already shown their support, with over 255,000 signing up. Orkut Buyukkokten has launched a campaign to revive the social network Orkut.
Orkut Buyukkokten has launched a campaign to revive the social network Orkut. The goal is to build a platform around real people and communities. A significant number of people have already shown their support, with over 255,000 signing up.
Buyukkokten's vision for the new platform emphasizes the importance of friendship, community, and a sense of belonging. He is gathering support through a website and social media, inviting people to add their names and invite others to join.
Further details about the campaign and plans for the revived social network are available from the source. The response so far has been notable, with a large number of people expressing interest in bringing Orkut back.
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Published: October 9, 2026 ·
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