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>>/10920/ This one: https://derpibooru.org/images/1217752?q=artist%3Apink1ejack >>/10919/ > derpibooru.org/images/1231444 (I had or still have a 2587px-1317px version of that image.) Saw that this website is WBM-excluded when researching: https://www.tennessean.com/story/news/local/2024/06/15/why-has-soap-box-derby-been-missing-from-bushs-pasture-park-in-salem/74075190007/ >>/10920/ > textboards with random shitposts That's basically totally fine. I guess, I was thinking to say: where's with a defined goal/direction or which have a "real conversation"? > familiarity factors into it So like a generational thing. People who used phpBB forums decades ago still exist today, so they will continue using that method of communication and exchange of information if they want right now. So the big drop-off may be this: the newer generation, where significantly fewer of them interacted with such forums. >>/10918/ > >Hope I don't see my fucking email and password leaked in plain text when or if Twibooru gets hacked in the future. > The entire codebase was rewritten from scratch off of the old booru on rails system from derpi that they abandoned. It is either total crap or the best and most secure in security knowing that sort of profile. Floorb or Twifag or whoever should skip a year making the next dumb furrycon to do this: pay for security audits to be done on the Twibooru by white-hat hackers, then open source all of its source code, releasing it as GPL'd once they fix the problems found in it. With code: "fix the bugs" - like that'll ever happen. We probably live in a world full of bugs. I said "dumb furrycon", but that's just me being jealous. I totally wish I could have gone to past ponycons: including recent ones like Harmonycon and MareFair. Had certain impediments. I was close to going one time, but... Anyways, guess I'll go in the future if they're still a thing. But in the future: may be too different from the ideal pony convention instances that existed in ~2023 or "golden age" in ~early 2010s. Images=pfps.