Epitto – dead

Epitto is a super secret community, where the whole site is handmade, the development is never stopped, and user opinion and preference are really heard. We want to make an honest social media platform where the topics themselves are the center of discussion, not the people discussing them. We are ready to take up the challenge to create unique spaces for the discerning ladies and gentlemen. So, leave your top hat on the rack, but do not forget to whip out your monocle - it's compulsory. Then, pick a channel, the Epitto cabybara is eager to guide you to the pond. Boards as of 5-28-2022: /b/ Random Games Programming Screenshot from 5-28-2022 marked dead 12-11-23

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Lainchan

Lainchan is a vichan based image board with several unique features.  I will post in a piece of the FAQ below.  A couple unique things I noticed were that the /random/ page is a collection of random threads from the whole site vs. a dedicated /b/ board.   The faq also mentions a built in language enhancer, and posting without a name you are given a random name.Current Boards as of 2-7-2022: [q / news ] [ λ / diy / sec / tech ] [ inter / lit / music / vis / hum / drg / zzz ] [ layer / q / r ] [ cult / psy ] [ mega / random ] [  /  ] [ cal / irc / radio / stream / zine ]

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Quest Den

Questden (questden.org) is a long-standing, specialized imageboard dedicated to Quests, a form of collaborative storytelling and interactive fiction that originated in the "Traditional Games" (/tg/) community of 4chan. 1. Key Dates and Registration Domain Registration: The domain questden.org was first registered on August 26, 2010. First Wayback Machine Capture: The Internet Archive first successfully crawled the site on September 1, 2010. Launch: The site launched in late August 2010. It was created as a spiritual successor and stable alternative to TGchan, which at the time was suffering from technical instability and administrative friction. Most of the active "Quest" community migrated to Questden shortly after its debut. 2. What is the site? Questden is a "Quest-board." In this subculture, a "Quest" is a thread where an author (the "Quest Master" or QM) posts a segment of a story accompanied by an image. At the end of the post, the QM provides options or asks for suggestions, and the anonymous users vote on what the character should do next. The Format: It uses a modified version of standard imageboard software (historically Kusaba, now Kusaba X/custom) to facilitate long-running stories that can span years and thousands of posts. Artistic Culture: Unlike general imageboards, Questden has a very high concentration of original artists. Many QMs draw their own "panels" for every update, effectively creating real-time interactive webcomics. The "Meep": The site is known for its mascot, the "Meep," a simple, round, white creature that has become the de facto symbol of the site’s community and its often "comfy" but occasionally dark storytelling style. 3. What does the name mean? The name is a straightforward description of the site's function: Quest: Refers to the specific genre of interactive fiction hosted on the site. Den: A traditional term for a cozy room, a lair, or a gathering place for a specific group of people. Questden: Effectively translates to "The Home for Questing." It was chosen to sound more welcoming and permanent than the "chan" suffix, emphasizing the community aspect of the site. 4. History and Context Questden is one of the "Elder Chans" of the niche web. It has survived for over a decade with a remarkably consistent user base. It is highly respected in the indie-game and webcomic communities, as several successful published artists and game developers got their start running quests on this board. It remains the primary hub for "Questing" lore and archive maintenance. 2-2022 1-2026

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