It doesn't do double posts but still b0rked, so I removed that option.
It used to work on older versions of kokonotsuba

Dollposting in a /q/ thread!

>>61819
Source?

*Ahem*
https://archive.fka.cx/arhiva/heyuri.net/orz/b/

I wish /jp/ and /a/ would come back again

Vintage faganon!

>>60891
All the fuuka and .cx sites have been dead for ages

actually, theres several thousand archived threads from 2021, but theres alot of CP in it since they were never archived. One day, when its cleaned out, we can release it to the public.

I volunteer to clean out the CP

I don't feel a change.
Maybe the kind of threads we have been getting recently fall more on srs discussion side rather than goofy weeb threads, but you can easily change that yourself by making sum threads you want to see on /b/ if that's what bothers you
If it's something else, tell what's the issue

How so,OP?

Heyuri was never a "high quality" website, even during "teh golden age" - it was a "fun on teh interwebz" website with a friendly/lighthearted atmosphere and a relatively high level of activity and OC output for its size

And in that regard, I think Heyuri has been pretty great lately - especially compared to the various dark ages we've been through over the past 2 years

just u

>Heyuri was never a "high quality" website, even during "teh golden age" - it was a "fun on teh interwebz" website with a friendly/lighthearted atmosphere and a relatively high level of activity and OC output for its size

61760-san is right.When I first discovered Heyuri I came with all these lam0r pretentions about making Heyuri a 'quality' site.I gradually realized that the only thing Heyuri is really trying to do is recapture the turn of the millenium internet experience--which means free-wheeling fun,without any pretentions about making a 'great' site. Do you think they were trying to make a 'quality' site back on 4chan in 2003? No! They were too busy having fun on teh internetz!!!

/all/'s absence is the main reason why we had to cut our imageboards down to just /b/ and /q/ - otherwise we end up spreading ourselves too thin and the overall site activity level tanks

>>61778
I can't think of any additions that wouldn't spread the site too thin with it's current userbase.
Alls I think we should focus on now is getting MOAR USERS!!!I'm rather optimistic in that case./b/ and /sw/ are nice and busy and I see a lot of "my first heyuri!!!" over on lounge.Only, I wonder where the word is spreading. Could those anons who were proposing we advertise on Eurodance music videos onto something??

I'd liek board links on the HHS sidebar, or at least a link to www.heyuri.net on the front page - navigating back here after visiting several wiki pages is a bit of a chore

>>61781
>Only, I wonder where the word is spreading
Word of mouth, my friend! It is how I found this place as well.

Thx for adding board links to teh wiki kaguya-san

>but it overrides certain CSS properties
I don't know what ur talking about, but we can override what it overrides if you explain
https://wiki.heyuri.net/index.php?title=MediaWiki:Common.css

>>61488
so monobook is how normal wikipedia looks like?

why when I go to the link I go to the homestar runner wiki

why when I go to the link I go to the homestar runner wiki

>why when I go to the link I go to the homestar runner wiki
Because you're clicking on the link to the Homestar Runner wiki in the OP instead of the link to Heyuri's wiki up in the top bar...

OW MY VIEWPORT

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>>61739
I doubt they outright deleted it, just made it unavailable

>>61558
the only time i was ever reported on twitter was when i called out grinder greg johnson for being a homo loool

z0ne (hentai flash guy) has wayback machine disabled for his site zone-archive
i think it was to protect private information

>>61743
zone is a real 3d girl allegedly

3 years later and it still is excluded. Wish they'd provide reasons on exclusions. Instead of just left wondering why. I've noticed so many more random urls being excluded too. Like someone else said, Failback machine

Between the newest and oldest posts currently on /b/ (~16 days):
2022/09/02(Fri)00:17 No.22968 to 2022/08/16(Tue)13:47 No.22239
1.85 PPH, 44.35 PPD

Between the newest post and the post closest to 24 hrs prior (~1 day):
2022/09/02(Fri)00:17 No.22968 to 2022/08/31(Wed)23:46 No.22922
1.88 PPH, 45.03 PPD

ill fix it

Moar like kuyashii.net, amirite?

>>61083
ZAWA ZAWA (;´Д`)

fix

>>61082
Thx, u fix it!

getting memories of when heyuri tan was spammed on bant lol

>>60903
why /bant/ out of all places.
it freaking sucks. I mean all 4chinko boards do but bant even moreso.

>>60904
I started typing up my thoughts as soon as I made this thread, but it quickly became very long and then I became very tired, and since then I've either been too busy or feeling too exhausted to focus on it

Instead of continuing with that essay, I'll summarize the main points of what I wanted to say, and not repeat anything already said by others in the townhall itself:

- My thoughts on rewriting/porting the software are best expressed by this article from the year 2000 on "things you should never do" in software development:
https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2000/04/06/things-you-should-never-do-part-i/ (TL;DR - DON'T THROW OUT OLD CODE AND START ANEW!!!)

There's no reason to believe that a new script will be any better than what have now (or what we had before, or what we had before that...), but there are plenty of reasons to believe that our current software will be neglected until the new one goes live (which could be months away), that the replacement will be buggy for a long time, that it will be missing key features for a long time (possibly indefinitely like /all/), and that it will take up lots of time and energy from both staff-san and the users for no good reason, burning everyone out and stifling activity. After "TEH CRASH", Strawberry Heaven, the kuz reboot, and the slow and painful switch to kokonotsuba, I DO NOT want to have go through all that rigmarole again - especially not to just get back to where we already are now


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BTW, the bump limit on /q/ still seems to be 3 days

funny get

Speaking of townhall I uploaded a whole video of town hall #7 back in june but I totally forgot about it!!

https://youtu.be/CccrkkEhKE0

I would have put it on vidlii but it is too long
ヽ(`Д´)ノ

>>61676
Oh god

here is the high res

>>61516
>>61517
There's just something about old school anime prawn that feels really appealing. When it's not terribly drawn, I mean. I guess something about how there was really little in the way of an online digital art 'scene' back in those days, and the technique in those days was a lot less refined and more experimental.

I would say it's more of "how" you use than "what" you use.

>1. What are "retail flash files" mentioned in the rules?
Probably refers to non-freeware flash files - back in the day there were flash-based games that cost real moneez (liek Samorost 2)

>2. Also in the rules, regarding /q/: "Do not post non meta topics outside of here!". Did you mean "Do not post non meta topics inside of here!"?
I think it's supposed to read "Do not post meta topics outside of here!", but in practice the only time it's enforced is whenever a dramaqueen shows up

>3. Is this pic against rule 8?
Just use the original, or alternatively this edit:
https://img.heyuri.net/a/koko.php?res=3501&pagenum=all#p3530

>>60743
No! Dont use that edit! Make your own heyuri-tan edit and then use that one!

Thank you all for answering my questions

>>61696
WTF WIZARD

>>61697
I think it's pretty impressive that you managed to pick the one actual holiday event we've done (that was more than just a CSS hax), and described it pretty close to how we did it

https://archive.ph/ZIS5v
https://archive.ph/Gt0xW

Maybe you're teh chosen one? Tell us what future events lie in store for Heyuri!

this thread made me laugh

>>61699
I am sadly not the wizard you imagined, but I will not be refrained from shouting ideas!

- April Fools or Website Anniversary: A cardboard cutout of Heyuri-tan has taken over /b/! /b/ has been put on lockdown, and a new board is made as an underground base of operations to take back the board! Perhaps the real Heyuri-tan will show herself to save the day...
- Halloween: Light the carved pumpkin! Each webpage has a global pumpkin which is to be light with a certain amount of clicks. If this light isn't maintained, then the pumpkin loses its light and the website turns dark! The webpage which had the longest time with the light on wins.
- Christmas: Haiku your waifu! Write a seasonal haiku about your waifu. The waifu with the best haiku wins.

I can't believe there's people on heyuri right now who don't know about the

>>61653
>we can just report any issues we come across to the maintainer and let them deal with it
What a shit mindset, this is the kind of thinking that is the reason why all technology is endlessly getting worse and worse. no one is willing to take accountability for anything, it is always just someone else's fault, not yours.

There is literally NOTHING wrong with the software heyuri uses.
>Heyuri's #1 problem has always been the lack of a dedicated developer who can fix bugs, patch security holes
Please give an example of the "bugs" or "security holes".
software can just be functional, everything doesn't need to be in a perpetually constant state of being "updated" with "new" "features" and yet heyuri with no main developer gets new features pretty often...
99% of "bugs" and "security holes" need like ONE dude to fix them ONCE

>>61686
Read the thread properly instead of just jumping in at that post!

I'm not in support of dropping our current software, nor dropping the scripts we were using b4 kokonotsuba should it become completely nonviable - this was a thought experiment about the purely hypothetical scenario where none of the above options were viable (which isn't actually that hypothetical since we've had to move scripts a couple of times before)

And the problem is that Heyuri doesn't even have "ONE dude to fix them ONCE", as stated by kuz and kaguya many times over the past year and a half. You should read the previous townhall logs, where any and all ideas, feature requests, bugfixes, etc. regarding kokonotsuba and Heyuri were shot down across the board due to "lol no developers". And while kuz and kaguya have been able to fix certain things in the past themselves (usually after a lot of pressure and persuasion...), they will not always be able to do so - either due to not having enough l33t sk1llz, or simply being too burned out or busy with other things

If you lurk a little moar you'll also lern how we've been affected in the past by vulnerabilities and hax0rs - hell, it was only a few weeks ago that the entirety of /b/ was nuked via a lone MLP spammer, and that's far from the worst we've ever encountered

Heyuri was once forcefully taken offline and considered DEAD for 3 months in 2020 after a nefarious actor with root access took over and deleted the entire site after having already spammed the shit out of it for over a month after having already destroyed the hard drives of our previous servers causing us to lose an entire month's worth of heavy development on our (then) new script, not to mention all their social engineering and intentionally causing rifts among Heyuri's former staff

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>>61693
>especially given that we've had ZERO actual developers behind Heyuri for the past year and a half
Jeez. You guys need to announce the need for developers, then - or get some exercise on the l33t skillz. Heyuri still has a lot of potential, even now.

>>61694
its been in the form of a banner for like 5 months...

>>61702
I seem to be very retarded.