kanako

>>26091
>>26092
>>26096
Taoists are no better.

>>26091
>>26145
You can't trust the hermits either.

Wonderwhere, fancy way of saying fancy place.

"Woah, this is a wonderwhere!" Something like that... idk

>>26128
I wonderwhere the hell I put my shoes

>>26143

On your feet, silly.

Indie web stuff is pretty cool. its nice to see personal websites returning not just in enthusiast circles but in some pseudo-normie circles too.
static websites like that are easy, cheap, can be styled however the user wants... the list goes on for their advantages over shit like Reddit, Twitter, Youtube etc. the only issue with them is their lack of discoverability, which is where webrings come in. One could also maintain a presence on social media and link users back to their personal website.
As someone who's used forums, I really lament their loss of popularity to algorithmic trash like reddit. They're so much better looking, the discussions are much higher quality, and you don't have kuso algorithms tailor made by psychologists trying to condition you into an addiction to their dogshit site. God I hate the modern surface web. and Discord! Why do so many people put information about their projects on a site that's inaccessible without an account and isn't indexable on search engines? though saying that, I don't have harsh enough words to get across my utter disdain and disgust at modern search engines.

Had a dream where there were several Suwakos in the different color pallettes from Hisoutensoku delivering a press conference, and the pink one delivered an impassioned and inspiring speech to a round of apploause. Except that she spoke entirely in frog squeaks. Very cute.
Had another dream where I was on a lakebank in the dead of night and Suwako (again) emerged naked from the lake. The perspective I had on it was like the ring movies, where its a still shot of the lake and she emerged from the lake. It wasn't malicious or anything.
Other than that they've made various cameos in my nightmares and the weird sort of dreams I have where I'm playing a dream videogame.
Dreams are really good inspirations for writing, aren't they? It makes it difficult for me to share them though, because when i share it publicly its like the idea's 'spent' and i don't have the motivation to complete it.
One good practise for getting vivid and frequent dreams is to write them down asap. They fade really easily. when I grab my phone on a morning its not to check socials or whatever, I open up my notes and write my dream down. its a comfy and cool little ritual.

>>26132
Dear Anonymous No. 26132,

We are tired of your false accusations.
You are clearly in an unstable state of mind.
You will be admitted to a psychiatric ward.
Please do not resist.
This is for your own good.

Yours sincerely,
Anonymous No 26133

why

>>26117
Such good sports, these moon rabbit types. Ah, to join in such sporting...

Peaches? Are the Moonies infringing on Heaven's copyright now?

>>26119
Sky China is just a knock-off of Space China to start with.

Do you have a link?

>>26113
https://toho-vote.info/

>>26095
Nosuzu

>>26075
We'll be waiting warmly. I never actually went to /jp/ myself, so I'm curious to see what stories come from the refugees.

>>26066
>For example Gooboi's Redo/Reimu stories are mostly self-contained so you just have to read the specific character thread to get up to speed, the current active one memoria/marisa is especially self-contained so start there if you fancy the fanfic.

I do my best ot make them self-contained enough for people to pick their favourite of the five and dive in, though Youmu and Kosuzu's chapters feature a post-arc Akyuu and Reimu respectively. If you want a quick run through of the core premise, I recommend reading the first update of the first thread and then deciding from there. all the other arcs start immediately after it chronologically, and you'll know from that update whether you like the premise or not.

4/jp/ is back!

>>26079
Read only for not, although with how (relatively) quickly they got back up they don't seem to have put any serious issues to fixing the sites back end problems.
Making the risk of future attacks even higher since everybody with a bone to pick is now more familiar with how the site works than ever.

>>26013
NO MARCIOKINITO!!! FUCK OFF!!! PROTECTIVE BORDER!!!

I am something of a Fossilized Wonders enjoyer myself.