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The vivid imagination and creativity of a Chelsea schoolboy has been brought to life on a unique community site.
From experimenting with software in September 2005 to start Unmod, Dylan Maryk has come a long way, and now manages a sprawling site that offers interactive games, original art work, animations, poems by his friends and family photos.
The 13-year-old whiz kid makes his 'funny little videos' of his take on the world in his bedroom - often featuring his little sister Avalon - and updates the site religiously, with bigger features every Tuesday and more content on a Saturday.
He said: "I wanted my own personal space and world that people could come to. If people are online and a bit bored, I want them to come and have a look to see what they can find. There are lots of pages, so you are never going to see it all in one go."
Next Dylan wants to boost the community of Unmod, create more user-generated content and a populate a thriving chat room.
For fun and games visit www.unmod.co.uk
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It's a fun site and all the more impresive that somnething so good has been done by a 13 year old. Well done Dylan!
Like peter i think this is a superb website. Mine is really boring and is only visited by old people. http://www.ratmo.org.uk/
I like the secret voting button and didnt enjoy missing the parties about celebrating the publicity.
unmod will be very popular with office workers on kensington high street and next door in hornton street
iain
ps get unmod on the london informer website, then U can have another party