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>>391
There's no psy-ops rubbish here.

Archive.org is back up with a suspicious redo - just browse it and see what needs a login (anything opposed to the lie of Manifest Destiny) and what doesn't. It may be faster to browse the film part.

how big are the images (resolution) that you're trying to post? Can you upload them to catbox.moe instead so I can see why it isn't working.

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>>523
https://files.catbox.moe/1nb1cp.gif [Show]

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>>522
Alright it was a problem with how it was calculating the duration of this specific .gif file.

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On the moderation end, there is now a new warning system that allows staff to issue warnings instead of immediately banning users for rule violations. If you receive a warning and try to post, you'll be redirected to https://22chan.org/warnings/, where the warning will be displayed.
22chan now tracks posters by their IP addresses (hashed and salted for privacy). Although if you stop posting for a while, your IP data will be pretty much deleted apart from the Ngnix access logs, allowing you to essentially disappear from the site. This feature is designed to limit access to certain features for non-posters.
Replaced the need for Select2 in selecting tags for threads with a custom, lightweight implementation which is way better looking. When creating a thread, you can now click on the tag input container, which brings up a paginated list of all available tags (25 per page). As before, you can also search for tags by typing in the input field.
(・ェ・) Completely rebuilt the IME PAD and made it non-expandable to hopefully encourage more usage. If you'd like to see any additional characters added for creating better AA, feel free to let us know.
You can now select text in the comment area and apply styling with the buttons, which will automatically wrap the selected text. Also, added the option to underline text which was for some reason missing before.
Most of the .html on the pages has been reworked (some of it might be a bit buggy), and the CATalog received a complete overhaul, which was long overdue.
The Spider theme in the dropdown has been updated with an image of Spider-tan and will be the default for this October.
Backquotes have been extensively revamped (still not perfect). They now automatically load when you scroll them into view and are cached for faster access. The same applies to file uploads under 750 KB. If this feels excessive, let us know, and we'll add an option to toggle it in the settings.
>>363 Fixed.

Is there any chance that when hovering the cursor over the subject line of various listed threads in the Tags view, that we can preview the whole subject name?

>>397
Done.

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A few bug fixes there and there but the home page has been redone to use flex-wrap which works a lot better for mobile users. There is also now a "Featured Threads" box (idea from kissu) in which I put a few threads as a place holder so which ones do you guys think should be on the front page at all times?
Also we've read through the stickied thread on /all/ do you guys want us to add the /mp3/ board or not? I was also convinced by someone to convert all non mp3/ogg/opus files into opus file format at 192kbps due to the space that can be saved while keeping it really high quality so unless you're using an extremely old device or browser you should be fine to play them:
https://hydrogenaud.io/index.php/topic,120913.0.html
https://caniuse.com/opus
https://opus-codec.org/examples/
I was kinda surprised to learn that soundcloud is serving these extremely low quality opus files: https://opus-tests.neocities.org/backup

>>407
maybe also include Nico Nico Douga, Yowane Haku and Akita Neru's name somewhere as well since those are terms looked up frequently I imagine.

>>>/b/558/#2990
Any ideas for the video title?

The original title for the video was "CMTown22" The song used was called "Kal10" or "Music your cat can dance to"
The clip used was from episode 121 of chibi maruko-chan, which is titled "Maruko's Solo Trip" Deepl translated it to "Maruko: A Solo Journey of Fureai" which sounds incorrect.

My idea for a title? "Maruko's trip to 22town"

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>>413
This one won't work since anything Chibi Maruko-chan related on Youtube pretty much gets copyright striked unless its an official channel.
>>403
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U333_QCb038 [Play]
>>407
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nj_2mgdSeyU [Play]

>>414
what if you photoshop a cats face on maruko

Removed and banned >>>/b/3105/#3105 >>>/b/3105/#3108
Violations include:
- Rule 2
- Rule 3d
- Rule 3e
- Rule 3g
Attempting to get users of this website to doxx themselves in any way or form is strictly against the rules and will not be tolerated.

>>42
I thought i made a post in a comic book thread but instead in error i had made a new thread. Out standing.

>>351
I misread that as if you got an error and the reply created a thread instead.

>>>/b/3466/#3466 low quality and cross-board spam

>>>/b/3732/#3732 Removed. Although as of recent we have been very easy-going the post is extremely low quality and, while not explicitly violating rule 3b, serves no purpose other than acting as "gateway content" that encourages the pursuit of explicit material. This goes against the intended tone and purpose of this space.

>>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.

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suffocating?

>>369
let me explain myself by saying its the spider theme and it's up year round, its just pinned on halloween.

>>369
>tfw spider keeper
i wouldnt mind a spider if they didnt bite me in real life. interesting article - https://tomsbigspiders.com/2024/03/02/old-word-vs-new-world-tarantulas/

privacy is in fact a human right.

ah, i see. i didn't know 22chan had more themes. its pretty comfy while still being spooky themed.

If anyone’s up for making this thread or I'm gonna save it for later, I was thinking it’d be interesting to have a dedicated thread to talk about creating our own ASCII art characters, and I’m not just talking about a place to throw out random AA creations (that could be its own thread), but more of a space to go deep into the process of building and developing these characters. On some AA boards on 2channel, they’d spend months or even years refining an AA character until it had a consistent look and well-defined personality. We could also talk about the software out there for creating AA and specific rules to follow. The preview feature here can be tricky since you’re constantly adjusting to get things lined up, but I know there’s Japanese software that makes it a lot easier and some even let you use a transparent image as a background to trace AA from.
Here are some external resources that could help with making this thread (these websites lead to other websites essentially.):
https://4-ch.net/ascii/kareha.pl/1112629846/l50
https://4-ch.net/ascii/kareha.pl/1104923197/l50
https://namelessrumia.heliohost.org/w/doku.php?id=start

i wanted to make a thread. it's about two things, Imageboards, and Anonymous. the goal isn't to sound masturbatory or nostalgafag, it's to examine the deep roots of the subjects at hand if that makes sense, the culture therein, history and literature that had influenced anonymous (not the faggy hackers) the psychology of anonymous imageboard users, even fucking music if it can somehow be related. some pagan folklore comes to mind and i was thinking about catcher in the rye and how holden's "phonies" relate to "normalfags"
i'm thinking of the origins of the imageboard with the japanese underbelly and how later it was normalised in a sense so people could talk shit about their bosses without getting their asses fired, discuss hobbies, bicker about koreans and also come together during natual disasters and such.
part of my problem is HOW THE FUCK do i even start creating the thread in the first place.

>>296
i love it

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>>372
Gimme a have some?

>>372
what's the story behind this lol

>>169
Perfect dude.

Being able to make indentations when writing posts with the [tab] key would be an amazing addition, I think. A lot of posts here feature multiple paragraphs and sometimes the walls of text can get difficult to read. With the indentations, it would make the whole process much more smooth and easy, for both the posters and the readers.
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