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>>457
>because they didn't know what to post anymore
more like they felt unwelcome here if someone constantly complains about something wrong they are doing.

If you are hosting servers, please make sure you post it on the appropriate board.
This thread has been moved to /server/.

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Vagina potatoes???? Syntaxical vaccinato con lentitude poderosa merichola haruspices?

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>>494
Maybe something from the Darkwood artbook? https://www.scribd.com/document/449520933/Darkwood-Artbook-Digital-September-2019 I can't really think of any horror games that I've played recently.

I was thinking of recreating the old dice thread,if the original OP wants to recreate the thread himself, he can but if not i will in one day.

A video game screenshot thread
a video game patch notes / update log rant thread

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Can someone please make the AVGN thread on /www/?

>>530
I think a video screenshot/video clip thread is a good idea, I already have a picture I'd post.

How gay would it be to implement a feature similarly to futaba channel's そうだね (Yeah, that's right") which is basically a lightweight agreement counter that has no other social mechanics. A lot of people here don't feel like contributing for various reasons one of them being they don't have anything interesting to add and they don't want to shit up the conversation by adding some meaningless reaction image(?) Whenever I write up a long-ass post and get no reply it does feel like you're screaming into the void but maybe by adding a feature similar to this lightweight counter even if no one is contributing at least I know that they are reading and enjoying my posts?
I get that in arguments it might be kind of stupid since you could just keep increasing the counter on someone you agree with without actually furthering their point, like Reddit or YouTube where it just turns into a battle of whoever has more likes, but outside of that it might not be a bad idea.

>>525
Think about it like this too: there are a lot of funny as fuck /sewers/ posts I laughed at but how do I let the person know that I found their post funny without interrupting the flow of the thread?

>>525
>>526
I think it's not too unreasonable, but I would make the upvote count be behind a spoiler. I think stuff like number of likes can influence what a person thinks of a post, which is against the spirit of imageboards ("judge a post by its content alone"). But if its hidden, then people get a chance to read the post and form their own opinion before seeing the number of likes.

>>525
>>527
There is now a "+" next to the dropdown button on each post that lets you increment a counter called "CAT★" You can hover over it with your mouse to see the amount.

>>528
Actually I'll keep it non-hidden if the counter is above 0 since it doesn't really have the same meaning as upvotes or likes although if it gets used for that and people find it annoying I'll revert the change. I can also change the counter to only be usable by ips that have posted before.
I think it's also time to write up a FAQ page to explain features on this website.

>>507
>>>/b/4441/
Kinda fits the theme of internet communities discussion
>>>/b/393/
Same here, but with 22
>>>/b/4503/
Fits the mold of the new board
>>>/b/3832/
Same as above, it makes sense atleast to me.
>>>/b/2188/
Could i be wrong in thinking as hikki as an internet thing? It's a minor association at least.
>>>/b/3544/
"why do people create ibs"
might be also interesting in finding discussion as to why moot as an example really created 4chan
>>>/b/326/
I feel iffy about this one, maybe its better off where it stands, on the otherhand, "internet community" comes to mind after all we are one i guess.
There's also stuff like "talk about the currenr state of the board, 22chan net characters and NINIRRETA that i also feel iffy about.
Finally
>>>/yu/666/
I kind of like this on /yu/, although it kind of does fit, but what do i know?
If anyone has any problems with the threads i linked, or they agree then pls point it out.

>>508
Shit, wasn't there a thread for imageboard screencaps on /sewers/? also you had the japanese imageboard thread in /b/

>>508
It seems most of your suggestions were taken into account. As for the internet addiction thread, it definitely fits /yu/ more because its a feeling more than talking about internet culture and history.
The favorite 22chan moments thread is no doubt too meta related to this website, and it seems rather arrogant to put that into the internet culture board, which should emphasize external internet culture for now.
NEET culture or hikikomoris don't really fit Internet culture and history, as there were generations of NEETs prior to the internet. I remember watching an NHK documentary of a shut-in dating all the way back to the 80s, prior to the internet becoming a mainstream hub, and then died 40 years later after his parent deceased after becoming so helpless that he starved himself.

>>509
>>>/sewers/350/
Should this get moved, too?

Add the flash tags from 4cuck to /f/, it'd be nice to at least know what you're getting into before you open it

Exciting! All new people, all new activity!

As long as they don't ruin what we have here.
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>>481
There's no way that could happen. If something does go down we still have /meta/ to talk things out. So far everything's pretty comfy.

>>477
Townhall in one more hour.

Join Townhall: https://22chan.org/livechan/Townhall_04_21_2025/

>>498
Thanks for joining everyone. You can still view the archive of the townhall by going to that same link.

>>399
>How did you find out about 22chan?
Sometime a while ago, in a different altchan that doesn't exist anymore.
>What were your first thoughts as you explored the site?
I appreciated the quality. It seemed like a small, good, pure place. I found it boring at the time, however.
>What do you enjoy or hate most about 22chan so far?
I don't have much to hate about 22chan other than how dead it is. My favorite part is the fact that it's a small, insular community that cares about itself a lot.
>Are there features, threads, aspects of site culture, or parts of the site that stand out?
The sheer amount of fun, interesting, and quality of life changes made to the traditional *chan format is astounding. The inclusion of the IME Pad and Tegaki are some of my favorites.
However I admit that making posts here can be daunting at times, because it's a site and community that deserves real communication. For people who want to randomly shitpost, they should go to 4chan.
>For those who’ve been here longer, what keeps you coming back?
If I had to be honest, part of it is the lack of any other quality altchans around. If any serious competition comes around, even if the posts aren't as high quality, I'd worry about the health of the community. Something about the people who post here is very... suffocating, and this space has a very "professional" and 'well dressed' feeling to it that isn't as conducive to a huge number of posts. It simply cannot be both a highly active yet high quality chan.

>>401
suffocating?

>>402
I don't understand this because there are plenty of threads to prove otherwise, >>>cre8/76/ is this suffocating? or this? >>>/b/31/

>How did you find out about 22chan?
Referral from a trusted friend.
>What were your first thoughts as you explored the site?
This is a funny nitpick but seeing /vg/ instead of /v/ makes me curious why it was called /vg/, as I am used to seeing Videogame Generals as a distinct thing.
>What do you enjoy or hate most about 22chan so far?
I love love the MP4 embeds. I can't quite make use of the NND embeds yet, sadly.
>Are there features, threads, aspects of site culture, or parts of the site that stand out?
I absolutely adore the IME Pad. It's a phenomenal feature. ♪ ✫ ♡
>Requests
At a glance certain things I'm familiar with on 4chan in the form of reply functionality not being here are a minor hindrance, but I actually prefer it being a little more of an inconvenience to have to go to the bottom of the page and so on for the sake of making it require effort. It's minimal effort but enough effort to deter undesirables.

I will have more to share in the future. There are also some things I don't know yet and will report back perhaps later on when I've been here awhile.

>>436
CATalog = catalog

>>435
Yeah, why is this site without catalogues? It's a standard on every other image board.

>>453
>>437

>>453
This site always had one for ages, scroll up on the front page of any board, for which you'll see "CATalog" which is literally just a catalog feature but with CAT highlighted.

1. Sort the "News" by newest to oldest, rather than the current oldest to newest.
2. When using "Overboard" and reaching the end of the page, have a throbber or loading animation to indicate that more threads are loading on the overboard: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Throbber
3. When the thread's replies auto updates, I would like the (X) count in the title bar to update to (0) once I finished reading the new replies.
4. I would definitely like the suggestions thread to be around the front page (perhaps around the Information section) so it is easy for new visitors to find this thread and make suggestions.

>>177
Some of them can be used but some are just a collection of long text which wouldn't really fit into the quote feature. You also mention posts like 352 which quotes comes from a completely different website. It's just one long and confusing post which you should instead shorten to a small list of your favorite ones that can fit into the home page's quote feature.

>>>/sewers/969/#1292

I think it would be a good idea to remove all of the quotes that were added back then through suggestions on livechan and have it so that each quote on the home page links to an actual post on the website. It would make it a lot more authentic.

>>428
what happens in the future when the qouted post is bumped off of the board

>"Imageboard exclusively on the dark web"
or
>Exclusively on the dark web!"
EMBRACE THE DARKNESS