>>5434
Danish or Norwegian?

>>5435
Yes

>>5436
That much I knew.

Dollars.

Maybe try clearing your browser cache.

LOOK it happened again
It did it when I double clicked the >>23018 but now it's not doing it anymore

I also remember at the time I also tried to open an image but it gave some connection error. Could that wut thing appear when you try to load something but it doesn't work?

Good news: it was easy to track down the code triggering the error message.
Bad news: I don't know exactly why it's failing and I'm not sure when I'll be able to take a look.

>>5496
Yup, it triggers when an ajax request fails.

>>5469

You're a poop head.

You should do something cool with that domain

>>5477
Such as?

>>5478
I don't know
Since the name is 4chan.moe I don't see any alternative to making a brand spanking new imageboard dedicated to anime shit/funposting, but I guess there are already enough of those.
Basically a /lol/ but with people posting on it

>>5416

>I've been on tchan since '09, and I would like it if we finally got some traffic, so I could stop going to other imageboards altogether.

I don't think this is a complete pipe dream but it would require some hard work and effort from multiple people. It won't happen overnight thanks to some miracle. I'll get back to this in a bit.

>Honestly, I think we should just mass advertise everywhere and then deal with the rule-breaking users.

That's not the best way to do things in my opinion but it can be used as last resort I guess.

>>5418

>Maybe we should do /a/?

I think it won't yield much of a result. People who browse /a/ are used to completely different type of discussion. On a moloch such as 4chan people just want to get their quick posting fix. They make a thread, get 10 responses within 3 minutes, spend half an hour in their thread and they're done.

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>>5421
I like the way it tc was advertised when it was still a new site: a name drop here and there and tohno posting on the ghost board with the link in the email field. Its not blatant enough to draw trolls and criticism

>>5422
That's probably the best way to go about it.

>>5422
>>5423

The best way is probably inviting people you actually know (and trust to have some posting standards). It's kinda hard to do on a site for hikki NEETs but surely some of us do have some net buddies who could contribute to the site. And those buddies have buddies who...

>>5164
I don't really agree with drawing more people in. In my opinion the post rate and board culture are perfectly fine and drawing more people in would risk diluting that. Plus, with onahole threads you risk bringing the /jp/ crowd here which would be awful.

>>5164
why not make a onahole thread on /ns/?
wait, haven't we already had onahole threads?

>>5164

In that case it's what >>5165 said: I'm perfectly fine with our current userbase talking about [topic] but I'd rather not make a new board just to draw in completely different people just so they can discuss [topic] here.

I think combining anime, manga and VN might be a good idea. It would be nice if it became one of our main boards along with /ot/,/so/ and /mai/.

shared hosting

>>5330
I haven't had problems with load times. Sometimes a picture doesn't load for a while but I'm sure that's my own connection being shitty.

>>5343
I got that problem with pictures myself, when trying to view the full size versions. hell if I know what the problem is. They show up just takes longer than it should.

>>5350
it's not a big deal in my opinion

>>4834
shooped

>>4825
This website already adjusts to the size of your monitor, so simply adding the viewport meta tag in the HTML header may be enough for an immediate improvement:

<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">

well we did try some edits to the front page at least. Hows that?

>>5160
It's, uh, not good. The old layout worked better on phones, could you add a link to the non-mobile homepage somewhere on the mobile one?

nope, no one here. carry on.

Looks like it's slowing down to normal, 15 posts in the last 12 hours while last time I checked it was at almost 50

>>5020
A bit disappointing. It was looking good the first few days. Guess the novelty wore off.

http://get.moe/

Instead of advertising your site on the 4, why don't you spend the money on things that will actually improve the board?
Like changing the domain to tohno-chan.moe

>>5107
This! Fuck 4shit and all the shit that infest it. That is a far, far better use of time, money, and effort.

>4chan tier reaction faces.
see, now THIS is what I think irony is.

>>5106
Indeed.

On-topic, it's really just the last 3 images of derp-face on that thread that give it that appearance. The thread as a whole is hardly 'filled' with them.

I've always been a regular on /an/. I've started lots of threads and I post whenever I think I have something interesting to comment about some current series, either a joke, a praise, a critique or anything, but I most of the times keep it short. I always enjoy others responding and getting a little something going on, but if they don't I'm ok with it too; I'm satisfied enough with having a smooth place to vent my thoughts about the anime I'm watching. If someone enjoys them, ok; if not, well that's life.

It's actually funny that OP should mention this topic, since I have thought on more than one occasion that I would like to talk about anime more, and that I might get more out of my internet experience if I made more of an effort to engage in discussions about the things I enjoy, rather than just reading and absorbing information.

However, a major impediment for me is that I tend to feel a little intimidated getting into an anime discussion with anyone on the internet. Part of it is that the user base of anime discussion forums / *chan boards / what have you always seem to be made up of hyperweebs who always seem to be up to date on whatever the latest, hottest thing in anime is, whose current playlists usually consist of stuff that's currently airing in Japan. I am sort of an oddity in otakudom in that I would rather buy a series on DVD than download/stream it, which means that I am usually not even aware of the existence of a series until it has been acquired by an American distribution company, subbed or dubbed into English, and released on DVD. I also have a job and other hobbies besides otaku stuff, and I don't always have that much time to just sit and watch anime. So sometimes I will buy a series (usually a few months to a few years after US release) but not get around to watching it until several months later. I also like a lot of older anime, which is frustrating because it seems like a lot of anime fans have major ADD and can't focus on anything except whatever the biggest thing in anime is RIGHT NOW.

The end result is that I always feel like I am way behind the times anime-wise, and every time I step onto a board it's full of threads on shows I know nothing about. Furthermore, if I try to start a thread that goes like "hey, I just started watching Chobits for the first time, and it's pretty good and blah blah etc..." it always gets flooded by abusive bullshit from super-otaku posting slowpokes and comments like "how the hell have you never seen that show before?" and calling me a normie or a poser or whatever.

So...tl;dr, those are my thoughts. another wall of text for
>>4773
to bitch about.

>>4923
may wanna check out this thread. seems right up your ally.
http://tohno-chan.com/an/res/2446.html

>>4923

Frankly I rarely watch any new anime. The only on-going shows I watch are episodic series like cute girls doing cute things, magical girls doing magical things and idol girls doing idol things. ~80% of the time I spend on anime is used on old stuff ('old' is kinda vague I guess but it means everything made between 70-something and ~2005).

>a lot of anime fans have major ADD and can't focus on anything except whatever the biggest thing in anime is RIGHT NOW.

Kinda unfair to anime fans. It's true for humans period. People talk about new games, new movies, new albums, new books. Not old ones. Of course old ones are discussed to some extent but they can't compete with with stuff that's hip, cool, 'in' - basically with what's new.

>Furthermore, if I try to start a thread that goes like "hey, I just started watching Chobits for the first time, and it's pretty good and blah blah etc..." it always gets flooded by abusive bullshit from super-otaku posting slowpokes and comments like "how the hell have you never seen that show before?" and calling me a normie or a poser or whatever.

That's unfortunate. Can't be helped I guess. It's mostly everybody trying to be a cool anime-expert elitist. The best advice I have is to stop posting on /a/, heh.


If you ignore the 'what's lincensed in the USA' part I'm more or less the same I guess. But I always feel like I miss out on discussions so I thought about making something like http://tohno-chan.com/an/res/13886.html#19659 to connect best of both of worlds so to speak.