Hello Makers! Welcome to our small, shiny imageboard. We may provide new services soon, but let's see what we have:
/n/ NICE: Dedicated to the beauty of the world. Like cats and women and stuff. Or smurfs.
/m/ MEDIOCRE: Thats our random for meme. Enough said.
/e/ ERRATIC: The place for deep thoughts. Wanna move the world? Here you go. For your convenience we have also prepared a set of entertainin
g rules:
1. We do as we wish.
2. We have a lot of fun.
3. We are all the same. If you are totally new to futaba-like image boards, here is a short round-up. It's not that hard. Now go on and show some funny. Here is how it works:
The idea behind an imageboard is to provide a quick way to share images without the need of any user-registration. You can simply fill in the form you see on top of every board and post freely. You don't have to give email address or a name. Keep these fields empty and you will post as Anonymous. The only thing you have to provide is content, a text or a picture for example. This will then show up on top of the board you posted into. If other people post or comment on older posts, your post will sink. On top of the board you always see the most recent post or the posts with the latest additions.Right now, our board is setup to show 100 posts. When it is full, and your post is at the end, any new post will swipe your post off our server. There is no way to recover it, as it is physically and truly deleted in the database. No traces are left, you have been warned!There are two modes of posting. First, when you open a board, you are in "Submit Mode" which means that your post will open a new topic on top of the board. When you want to reply to another post, just press this "Reply" link in the post to enter "Reply Mode". You will see that the view of the sides changes and you only see the post you want to reply to. When you post now, you will answer directly on your chosen post.When posts get a lot of comments, you can only read them all in Reply Mode, as on the board view (or "Submit Mode") you will only see the few latest comments for each post.Images can only be posted in "Submit Mode". Will I be informed when I get a comment? That's not the purpose of an imageboard. The only way to stay up to date is to reload the site and see what happened. You don't register and we won't spam you. It's all up to you and your healthy trigger finger. We like tripcodes! "Uh, whats a tripcode?" you ask…it is a simple concept to identify yourself to other users without registration! Sounds like magic and it is, when you know the formula: To use a tripcode, place an octothorpe (" #") followed by a word or short phrase after what you've entered into the [Name] field (for example "User "). Upon submission, the server will generate the hash unique to that particular word or phrase. The previous example would display "User !ozOtJW9BFA" as a name after being posted. When you use the same tripcode, people are able to recognize your posts by this code. Is it secure? Tripcodes can be cracked with a bit of effort. We do not provide secure trip codes now. Another tip:
It is very convenient to use a Image Hover Zoom extension for your browser. This way you don't even have to click images. Just hover your mouse over them and enjoy. As the images are linked directly an extension like this will work very fine on our board.
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About us
We are travellers in the void. We strongly believe that a free flow of communication is the basis for human culture. Commercial interests often break this flow. Financial interests and hoarding of data is generating greed. We don't want to go this way. We provide this board for the users, not for material gain. We see it as another tool for free speech. Free speech is getting more and more important in our society. With all the power we have to publish our thoughts, almost every post we do will get tracked down, analyzed in monstrous tables of data and turned into a product. It may be associated to the GPS data your phone is producing and marketeers pay for that data to think of even more devilish ways to drag you into their customer-list and getting behind your personality for even more monstrous tables. We think this is not a good use of the medium. In some cases it is indeed useful to provide your identity to the person you are communicating to. But do you do that ALL THE TIME? When some people come together to celebrate their humor, generating meme or simply posting how they feel, it is not always important to exactly know which human being is communicating. Think of it like a pub: You go there, maybe with a friend, maybe alone to see other people and have some fun. It is not important who the others are. Suddenly you find yourself arm-in-arm with a stranger, loudly singing out drunk songs. These are times we enjoy. We don't know more about each other aside from the fact, that we are all human and moved by the same chemistry. This should be enough to sparkle a conversation. This said, we suggest you to profit from this board for your communication and fun. Feel free to contact us.
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