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In 2002, the site changed to include the cover art from the ''Maladroit'' album. Upon entering weezer.com, one was still directed to Karl's Corner.<ref>''weezer.com'' (Jun, 2002). "Welcome page"[https://web.archive.org/web/20020603073833/http://weezer.com/]</ref> | In 2002, the site changed to include the cover art from the ''Maladroit'' album. Upon entering weezer.com, one was still directed to Karl's Corner.<ref>''weezer.com'' (Jun, 2002). "Welcome page"[https://web.archive.org/web/20020603073833/http://weezer.com/]</ref> | ||
The site was relaunched again in 2005, and continued with various looks and functionality into the 2010's. | |||
==='''The 2010s'''=== | |||
By the mid 2010's, social media had taken over and Karls Corner' updates were now only seen on weezer's Facebook and Instagram pages (later various other apps including TikTok), rendering "Karls Corner" a hashtag to be applied wherever appropriate. Weezer.com evolved into a more standard band website with typical content like tour dates and major announcements. Historical content was migrated to weezerpedia.com. | |||
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