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> using wakaba
> not using http://git.picochanwvqfa2xsrfzlul4x4aqtog2eljll5qnj5iagpbhx2vmfqnid.onion/picochan/ instead

why?

>>7
Idk, does it make a difference?

>>8
I am just worried because the wakaba software is very old.

I looked into some of the older IB software a few years ago I know for a fact that, for example, two other old imageboard softwares kusaba and kusaba-X have issues (likely even security related ones) The reason why I linked the picochan git repo is that the code is easy to understand, the software is lightweight and it is actively maintained.

>>9
Don't worry anon. Kusaba was known to have bad code. Wakaba is still pretty widely used, so if there were any serious issues we'd probably have heard about it by now.

I hope you enable a JSON API at some point.

>>10
Sorry I didn't know. I was just a bit paranoid.

>>12
That's okay. A healthy skepticism helps otters survive.

1. t
2. e
3. s
4. t

Finally got the front page done for now, at least until I can think of more stuff to add.

test
test

test

>>4

>Featherless biped

test

test
test
test

*I don't
*know what
*this is

1. t
2. e
3. s
4. t

The otters of the world map is a huge asset (3.58 MB) to have on the front page: sluggish load time and uses weloveotters.com's bandwidth. You could host a smaller map which could be clicked for full size. Here's a more reasonable size while still being legible.

<a target="_blank" href="https://weloveotterscom.files.wordpress.com/2018/03/otters-of-the-world-map.jpg">
  <img id="ottmap" src="ottmap.jpg" width="80%" height="auto">
</a>

>>43
Thanks anon, I'll consider it. I might also switch to miniature pictures with text descriptions like we had on 8chan.
Is site loading speed an issue? It seems pretty fast to me.

>>45
It's good, other than that. ~7 seconds for the otter board. ~7 seconds for the front page, excluding the ottmap. ~19 seconds for the ottmap. Almost triple the load time dedicated to a single asset is bad, but much worse design exists on the web. Wakaba is nice, I like it a lot more than LynxChan.

>>43
We're now self-hosting a WebP version of this pic that cut the size down from 4M to around 200K. Ran some tests and it seems the average load speed is between 1 and 3 seconds, which is certainly acceptable.

>>49
Where are you located, if you don't mind me asking? Our servers are in Singapore, so anons that are further away might be more on the slow end. Although 7 seconds sounds pretty bad anyhow. Could it be your connection isn't that great?

>>50
I'm testing over Tor, but my bare connection isn't that great either. ~7 seconds for the front page now, including the ottmap. Much better thanks to the WebP.

It's a shame to see one of the original boards leave but glad you guys have a site of your own to call home. Wish you anons all the best.

How easy was it to set up the site? I would love to have my own website to host my board but unfortunately I'm a retard when it comes to tech and struggle to set up a database let alone get vichan working.

>>58
It's doable even with little experience. You'll need your server, put something like CentOS or Ubuntu on it, then install and set up a database and whatever dependencies the imageboard software you're using requires, and finally get the IB itself running. That's the gist of the process, and the details may vary depending on what you want to use. You'll likely run into situations where you need to figure out something for yourself, or where something's not working even though you think it should. Those are the most challenging bits but they can be overcome. For the most part it's a matter of looking up online guides and following them.

https://anon.cafe/

https://anon.cafe/

>>65
Cool, this works now. Links now open in a new tab by default.

I got rid of the silly side menu. Also, your CSS setting will now apply to the front page.

>>101
That post didn't bump for some reason.

test**test**test

Oh won't you let me bump this thread

Is it possible to make it so that files can be posted multiple times on the site? I only have so many otter pictures, and it seems like they can only be posted once each

>>149
I found a quick and dirty way to do it, but you have to promise you'll expand your otter folder a bit anon.

testing

testerino

another test

Fixed what was stopping threads from bumping. It was something stupid and it's gone.

Which CSS theme do you guys prefer? Rakko is easy on the eyes especially in the dark, but Kawauso is nice during daylight.

>>390
I usually use Kawauso, just because it feels like the natural colors for otterchan. It was the primary CSS on the cafe, and it still feels right here. If my eyes start hurting, I just turn on my dark mode extension, but I usually don't need to.

How would you guys think about hosting other animal/nature themed boards here?

>>446
I would always be in favour of a wolf board, and other mustelids of course, but I do think otters are discerning by nature and very selective about the kinds of habitats they grace with their presence, so we would need to keep it somewhat exclusive or the otters might leavee. That said, otters are happiest in a diverse ecosystem so perhaps it's best to allow it to evolve naturally.

>>446
I wouldn't necessarily be against it, though I would wonder if there is a legitimate demand, and if so, what other boards would come up. I can't think of any specific boards that I wouldn't want on otterchan as of now, though I would have a concern that it would become less "otterchan" and more "general-naturechan" if that makes any sense

>>453
I'd definitely keep the mustelid theme, or at least small carnivores

At the moment the site isn't set up to handle multiple boards. If you wanna talk about other mustelids you can just do that here.

>>11 for what purpose?

Not much of a complaint or issue related post, but this board looks to be pretty successful!

also. testing sage.

>>484 Otters on the rise.

>>484
I'm very interested in seeing what this board could become

>>484
Makes sense to me. Honestly, I don't see how otters could not be successful. I'm having a great time, and it seems like other otternons are too

Related to >>530
If you want to eventually toy with rotating banners at some point, you could check out the wakaba repo of emmausrs or lisanyan and see how they do it.
https://github.com/emmausrs/Wakaba/commit/22a80d108fda6b3142ce8dc4a7ab53b407f9a2ae
https://github.com/lisanyan/wakaba/blob/master/lib/futaba_style.pl

I'd help a bit more if I had some sort of experience with Wakaba/IBs (or CSS in general. (and maybe Perl if I feel like hurting myself))

>>540
This otter looks like he spends too much time on the computer.

>>540
Thanks! I might try doing it this way. Although apparently there is a way to do rotating banners natively, using some manner of Perl script file.

# Page look
use constant TITLE => 'Otterchan';                      # Name of this image board
use constant SHOWTITLETXT => 0;                         # Show TITLE at top (1: yes  0: no)
use constant SHOWTITLEIMG => 1;                         # Show image at top (0: no, 1: single, 2: rotating)
use constant TITLEIMG => 'logo.png';                    # Title image (point to a script file if rotating)

All I could find about it was this thread from 2004: https://archives.4-ch.net/tech/kareha.pl/1102969545/ which hasn't enlightened me just yet... Oh well, I kinda like it the way it is. Maybe we can find another use for these cool banners that otteranon made.

I don't get why in 20+ years of imageboards nobody ever thought of using them for otters until now.

Let me try this out

>>589 Ah, nice, tripcodes work too.

Loving the logo up top! Keep up the good work Otterchan owner!

>>596
Thank you! But I'm not the Otterchan owner. You are Otterchan.

>>597
If you don't want to be regarded as the otterchan owner, then what should we call you?

>>598
We are all Otterchan. You can call me what you want because you are Otterchan.

>>598
I guess you can call me the site operator. It's up to you... It's only my duty.

and that's #600. Hooray!

>>568
Perhaps in another 20 years nobody will think of using them for anything except otters.

>>601
Site operator feels too impersonal. I can't think of any good names right now, but if anybody has any good ideas on what to call the Otterchan admin, please speak up

>>610
otterchan admin? Ottmin?

>>623 Ottmin sounds great :D

>>564 Aah I haven't noticed it at first. That looks a bit easier to deal with. It is a shame that documentation is so scarce thought.

My first guess would be to make a tiny script that will look into a folder, pick a random picture and return the name (+ .jpg) of it. (I imagine the rest of the code outside the script will know where to look to get that picture.)

Then point TITLEIMG to that script. That script should return '[name].[ext]' and that should be fine? This is from other experience in c/c++ so idk if my logic work 'w`.

>>558 You are right otternon, He should get some rest soon. =w=

>>624 He should get some exercise

>>623>>624

>Ottmin

I love it! Ottmin gets my vote!

>>633

>Herring

Wise choice, Otter. Don't forget the sour cream.

>>634 Hmm. If Otter had a choice would he actually prefer raw, plain fish? Or does he just eat it because he has nothing else?
Would be an interesting experiment. Give an otter a regular fish and a cooked seasoned one, and see which one he chooses to consume.

>>624 Is that an otter browsing Otterchan?

>>692
I imagine that an otter would probably choose raw fish, just because that is what he is used to. However, if he had the opportunity to previously have eaten cooked fish and now he understands that it tastes better, he might pick cooked fish over raw.

>>721 Maybe it doesn't taste better. Maybe we're the ones missing out.

>>725
That would make sense. An otter wouldn’t eat raw fish if he didn’t prefer it that way.

>>843
Somebody should do an experiment: Give an otter raw and cooked fish and see which he eats first.

>>844
I’d love to run that experiment, but the problem would be gaining access to an otter who is willing to participate in the experiment.

>>847
It would get free fish, kind of a no brainer tbh.

>>847 >>848
Maybe the otter is using you to run the experiment so it can benefit from both the fish & the data. Otters are crafty like that.

I HAVE A LARGE LIST OF GRIEVANCES THAT YOU OTTER FIX

>>955

• Post it otteranon,
• and don't forget to try the
• cool markdown list feature!

Things are happening.

yoyoyo

yayaya

>>1105 >>1106 >>1107
Little know fact: otters' favourite 4 letter word is
BOOM

>>1108 I can think of another 4 letter word.

>>1109 And another three.

>>1108
What about fish, clam, crab, kelp, rock, milk and snow?

>>495
It might just become something great.

Hey chums. Try out this cool new theme and lmk what you think.

>>1138 it's already grate

>>1245
Not bad. I still prefer the original Kawauso, but this new one is, in my humble opinion, superior to the Rakko.

Hey guys,

what are some features you'd like to see on the site?

>>1321
Webring?

>>1322 What's that?

>>1322
Eh, I'd rather not give free advertising to otterless websites.

>>1321
The ability to post webms or mp3s would be nice.

>>1324
I don't know, it seems to me like being a part of the webring would allow us to attract more otternons

>>1326
Agree on the allowing more formats. But we spent over a year in the webring, so all the otternons would already be here.

>>1327

>all the otternons would already be here.

Maybe, but there's always the potential for new people. Maybe some people could be into otters but be new to the webring, or something like that.

>>1329 Not much potential there. New otter anons are best found elsewhere.

>>1330
Maybe, but where else is there to find new otternons?

I asked smug/support/ about a webring plugin for Wakaba and here's a reply I got.

>>1368
Okay.

>>1345
The plan is to become less of a "chan" and more of a freestanding site, and to shift gears from "anons who like otters" to "everyone who likes otters". I'm also working on another new otter website that I think you're gonna like. That all will be done in early '22, and I'll be out with a proper announcement until then.

>>1585
Dear Ottmin,
Thank you for supporting the otts!
I took a poll of the local otter population on your proposed plans and these were the results:

>shift gears from "anons who like otters" to "everyone who likes otters".

There was general enthusiasm for this idea and a consensus that this is the correct direction for the shared future of otters and people. Having thoroughly one over all the Anons of quality, otters are ready to win the hearts and minds of the wider population.

>another new otter website

Otters in general report excited curiosity to experience something new, an Otterchan v2.0, perhaps, building on the massive success of the original? New year, new sight.

>overall

A majority of otters have been pleasantly surprised by their Otterchan adventures. More than half of all otters are ready to claim even more of the internet to make it into otter-habitable territory. 91.7% of all otters love the ottmin, and that's pretty fucking good cause everyone knows some otters like to be ornery for the sake of it.

>>1588
Otter pollsters: Letting us know what otters like.

>>1589
With otters playing so hard to get, how else would you know?
Few can get access to the data a professional otter pollster can.

>>1590
I wonder... What is their secret?

>>1626
It's hard to say. It's almost as difficult to get close to a genuine otter pollster as it is with a real otter. But I suspect they are those special people chosen by the otters from early childhood to be a mouthpiece or conduit for otterkind. Translators, if you will, for the vast, blind mass of humanity who wouldn't appreciate otters even if they were lucky enough to get bitten right on the nose by one.

Testing silly names

>>1726

>>1727

>>1728

>>1729

Huh, doesn't work

Hey guys.
Shoot me an email if you can do Perl and want to help otterchan
Hope you all had a good weekend

>>1781 forgot email

FYI, Otterchan is currently getting 120-150 unique visitors per day, not bad I think.

>>1835
Whoa! I didn't expect that mean otters flocking around here! That's good news

>>1836
Some of them are bots and crawlers, but it's still pretty decent.

Server upgraded. Power increased.

>>1879
Otters are always improving

Update: finally fixed the mobile view. You can now enjoy otters on the go.

1234

Site upgrade is complete. We are Otterchat now.

>>1585
/icup/ lurker here
Does "less of a chan" mean this community will be fundamentally incompatible with the webring? It would be a shame to see one of the most wholesome and more active groups leave (both the webring and the currently hibernating icup).

>>2150
Yes, we're becoming more. A shame for you, glory for us. Here's the post explaining if you ahven't seen it https://otterchat.net/arch/res/2102.html

>>2150
I would tend to disagree with >>2151 as we are still trace our roots back to the webring, and I don’t think that the change from chan to chat would be enough to fundamentally separate us from our roots. This is of course up to the people organizing the icup and whether or not they decide if we should still be allowed in. I’d certainly like to be a part of the icup, and I’d imagine that there are a number of otternons that would too

>>2154 We can have our roots, I just don't see us having much to do with it anymore, and having a funny icup match every few years isn't enough to keep me there

>>2155
Oh yeah, I'm not saying that we need to be an explicit part of the webring, just that I think that we still have cause to participate in the icup keep some loose associations.

>>2157 this community is defined by its love for otters, those that don't share this love, no reason to keep association with them.

Wow, this site is already nearing its 1st anniversary. What a year it's been.

Hey friends.
Today I put a little welcome message on the top of the page so visitors will be warmly received. I also changed the Kawauso theme in a small way which makes it look quite a lot nicer imo. I'm thinking of switching Kawa2 to the same font, it might make it look better too.

Do you like the new site logo? It's been up for three months now, I'm quite fond of it but I made it myself so that doesn't really count. We could make it something simpler too. One of my otter friends offered to help improve the site technically. Nice of her. We'll see how that'll work out, I'd been thinking of some features that could be added. Other than that, I've been focussed on promoting Otterchat among otter enthusiasts. Generally it's been well received, although activity remained about the same. Oh well... I'm not one to demand much attention.

>>2302
My hope is that the site pretty much promotes itself, by just being such a delightful place to be with lots of nice things to read about otters. The banners we made are also helping. This year's Ottercine (only ~2 months away!) is something I'm especially looking forward to. since I've been meeting lots of fellow otter enjoyers who are hopefully going to enjoy it with us.

>>2302
I like the new logo, and I’d say hat all the recent changes to otterchan have been for the better. As for the low activity, I would say that higher activity isn’t necessarily a requirement, though it would obviously be good if we had a higher volume of high quality posts. Still, I’d rather have the current volume and quality than an increase in shitposting. In any event, the site itself is of high quality, and it’s a great place, and I’m glad that it’s here to provide an otterlover community

>>2308
Thanks Anon, all the better that you are here. It really is so nice to have a place where we can share our love for otters. I won't let it die!

Hey otters, hope you're doing well
Money's a little tight this month, so please support the site if you can
https://otterchat.net/donate.html
Thankyou

(deleted previous post for using wrong signature)

thanks for donating!

Is there a way to report spam posts or Wakaba doesn't have something like that?

>>2476
There's no report feature, but it's not needed. I see everything.

>>2477
The Ottmin is watching

>>2505

>>2398
I sent a little donation your way, but it says it wont get there until November! My own fault for using paypall, but I do hope it gets there sooner. I'm going to keep an eye on it, and thanks for doing all you do ottmin!

>>2552 Don't worry, I got it! Thanks a bunch, you're amazing!

>>2553
No you're amazing! And otters are amazing. Thanks for keeping this place running.

>>540

>>2672 Hmm, if an otter started posting, I think it would be pretty obvious, no?

>>2693
This is the exact type of otterposting an otter would do to throw us off their trail. We're on to you, otternon!
P.S. We also think you're pretty neat, hope you stick around.

>>2695
I'm not an otter, that's ridiculous. Otters can't even read so it would be impossible for me to post here if I were an otter (which I'm not).

>>2701

>Otters can't even read

Sounds like protterganda to keep us from knowing the true capabilities of otters

Hello otter fans and aficionados,

ICUP 7 is still being worked on, and progress is still steady, but we need your help. If you have a good PC enough to run PES 2017 and to stream it, or if you are willing to commentate, please contact us at anon.cafe/icup/. Currently we have three potential streamers, but the more the merrier.

ICUP 7 is still being worked on, and progress is still steady, but we need your help. If you have a good PC enough to run PES 2017 and to stream it, or if you are willing to commentate, please contact us at anon.cafe/icup/. Currently we have three potential streamers, but the more the merrier.

In regards to your team, it is currently valid. For extra fun, you can ask if the player pictures in your roster page can be used (to replace the empty icons in the game:
https://infinitycup.miraheze.org/wiki//otter//Roster
You can also try and find more 3D models (incl. .mmds) in case we have extra time to add them. On that note, the /eris/ guy is asking whoever did the model for Zarathustra to give him some help with it:
https://anon.cafe/icup/res/5.html#3472

Finally, if you are capable of doing 3D modelling, creating OC, working on the wiki or just helping in any way possible feel free to reach out as well.

>>2805

>Image board competition

Honestly, most image boards I wouldn't want much to do with since even if they're using the same kind of platfrom, they're still completely different. I know we once had a board on the webring (back when it used to be called /otter)/, but that was so long ago... By how much this place has grown since then, it doesn't feel like we have a part in it anymore. This is an online space for otter lovers, that's what Otterchat is about. So being an image board doesn't really mean anything to me, what's important is otters. You can go ahead and run our old team if you want, but I'm probably not gonna be bringing much excitement.

>>2807
They might be different, but we're still an imageboard. I support having an otter team in the icup, and I hope that others do. I understand that not everyone will, but it's a fun time where we compete with friendly people. Why not

>>2840
Yep alright I'm down, if just to watch us have a go at the raccoon board. Btw, looks like it's bound to start in about two weeks now.

>>2805
The draw stream is going to happen on Friday this week, 18:00 UTC at https://cytu.be/r/infinitycup
The attached image shows the start time in various timezones (from https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?p1=1440&iso=20220812T18&msg=Draw%20Stream ). End time is unknown, but it should last an hour or two at least because it will be used to run test matches, and will probably fail catastrophically at some point.

>>1835
Otterchat is growing and we are doing very well! Now we're up to an average of between 200 and 300 users a day.

>>2465 was done because someone linked us on a pro bestiality webiste. Fortunately there have been no issues, so I was able to remove it again.

>>2899
Cool, will be there.

After a disastrous draw stream that started an hour late, we now have the group stage draw.

I'm not seeing any of the predicted rivalries. Group B appears to be the Group of Death.

Here is the test/draw stream, be warned that it starts off horribly due to a missing noise reducer on the microphone.
https://fedimovie.com/c/icup_stream7/videos?s=1
Fair warning, this is a PeerTube instance, so if the P2P bothers you then click My Settings on the left, then unselect "Help share videos being played" (you don't need to login). This isn't necessary for the stream, just the replay.

Here is the schedule for this weekend.
/otter/ will play against /christian/ on August 20th at 19:30 UTC.

>>2910 I hope St. Cuthbert scores lots of goals.

>>2910
Let's go, otters, let's go! clap clap

Starting in one hour

Sorry for being late but the final score of your match against /christian/ ended up in a 1-1 tie.
You can watch the replay here: https://archive.org/download/ICUP7/Day%201%20Part%201.mp4
Starts at 1:04:00

Here is the schedule for this week's set of matches.
/otter/ will face /art/ this Saturday August 27th at 19:30 UTC.

>>2931
Starting in 55 minutes. You'll be playing against /art/ in the fourth match of the day, at the usual place: https://cytu.be/r/infinitycup

>>2935
You lost 3 - 2 against /art/.
Replay: https://fedimovie.com/w/hzHq9QZA4yBg5jNi6EXzts

>>2937
Actual working VOD here: https://archive.org/download/ICUP7/Day%203%20Part%201.mkv
Match starts at 1:41:41

Here is the schedule for this weekend's matches.
/otter/ will play against /japan/ this Saturday September 3rd at 19:00 UTC.

>>2953
Starting in one hour at https://cytu.be/r/infinitycup

>>2957
You lost 1-2

>>2958
It's actually 1-3

>>2961
Man, the otters aren’t doing the best in the tournament

>>2963
That's because it's entirely on land, very unfair for otters. If they were playing some home games they'd do better!

>>2964
Exactly! We're getting deprived of a true home court advantage

Infinity Cup 7 is now complete! Congratulations to /eris/ who joins the ranks of champions as they defeated /japan/ 3-1 in the Final! Stay tuned for the award winners over at our /icup/ board.
Thank you to every anon who chipped in throughout the Cup, and thank you especially to all the anons who took the time to tune in. We'll see you in the next one!

Do it here
==> https://otterchat.net/dev/wakaba/wakaba.html

I noticed images are now opening in the webpage, nice!

>>3249
I'm trying it, but it doesn't seem to want to work for me. :(
I do love the idea though!

>>3255 Oh that's strange, it does work for me. How exactly is it not working?

>>3256
It's saying that the captcha timed out when I had just opened it very briefly and clicked post soon after

>>3257 Sounds like you were seeing a cached version of an expired captcha. I think I fixed it, try it again now?

>>3258
This is what I keep getting

>>3259 Doesn't it give you a new one when you refresh the page?

>>3260
No, when I open the page I get one captcha that just stays even if I refresh it

>>3261
What browser are you using, if you don't mind me asking? I just increased the timeout limit, does that help at all?

I changed some other things around, please check if it works for you now.

>>3263
Now it's giving me a 404 error. I was using Safari at first, and then I tried Chrome, which gave the 404 error. Is there a better browser this might be more optimized browser?

>>3264

>404 error

Sorry, that was me trying to fix it but making it worse instead.
I just installed every browser I could think of and the captcha worked as intended for each of them. It even works in Internet Explorer. I did it on the ipad too, just to test it on safari, and it worked as well. I only got a timeout error once or twice, but that happens with our current captcha too, and when I got a timeout error it gave me a new, working captcha right after (as intended).
Since I can't find any problem I'm not sure what else I can do. Sorry to say I don't know why it doesn't want to work for you. I don't want to tell you to use another browser but maybe it will work if you do?
Thing is that this captcha we're currently using (the default wakaba captcha) is so unsafe that we might as well not use one at all, and since we've already dealt with bots and spam and such in the past we shouldn't stick with it. And it's also supposed to be a bit of fun for us to guess the otter species from the images. That's why I'd be happy if it worked for all of us as it's supposed to so I can implement it on the main site and Otterchat can be funner and safer.

>>3265
Oh, I just got it to work! I just started trying again and one time it said captcha timed out again, but I went for another shot and it worked that time! Let me try to do it a couple more times and make sure this wasn't just a fluke.
But yeah, I think this is a great idea, both for security reasons and for otters' sake

>>3266 Oh good! I'm relieved that it works for you now. Then I'll get it all set up here in the next few days hopefully.

If you see this post, it works

>>3274 Hooray!

.

Okay, now it works

>>2693 otters would just post about themselves

>>3283
I'd like to read an otter's blog

Otterchat word cloud.

>>3283
That's a really cool image, did you draw it, otternon?

>>3298 Heh not exactly, I just edited it. This is the original

>>3283 Or since otters like to get in fights, they'd probably do that here too. It would not be pretty.

>>3303
Still, it's a really cool image Otternon! I had just assumed that you were the original artist of that picture, and that that was simply your style of otter drawing

>>3305
True, the otters might get mad at each other over particulars. But they might also have a good time playing and shitposting with each other

I tweaked things a bit and it looks like the captcha time out bug is resolved now. Give it a spin
https://otterchat.net/dev/wakaba

>>3351
It seems like it works, as far as I can tell

>>3352 okay, it's running!

If you don't see it clear your cache and hard refresh (shift+reload).

>>3356
Seems like it works for me

>>3351
After trying a few different posts over the last week, I haven't had any time out issues. I think it's in good shape, great work Ottmin!

>>3294 I like this. The vibe in one image.

Otterchat is two years old already?!

Here's some site stats for those who are interested. I think it's an interesting picture of how the site has grown so far.

We've got catalog technology for your convenience.
https://otterchat.net/catalog.html

>>3437
Now this is pretty cool! Thanks for all the work you put into Otterchan, Ottmin

>>3437
Say, that IS convenient

Not that it would ever likely have been a real issue, but we've moved to a safer crypto algorithm, so tripcodes are gonna look different now.

>>3438
>>3439
I'm glad! Is there anything else you'd like to see? I might add a search feature.

>>495
Do you like what it has become (so far)?

>>3437
I love catalogs so this is great for me, thanks so much!

We have this too, now. May be useful to some?
https://otterchat.net/posts.xml

Cute little otters you can put right in your post! If they're too big I can make them smaller. Also suggest some more if you want.

>>11
>>3469
This might work for you?

>>3483 Made them a bit smaller, I think this is better

>>3483
These are great! Thank you ottmin!

>>3483
I love these little otters! Is there a way we can download the full-res versions of them too?

>>3513
Oh, they're all from different pics that were posted here over time. I'm sure you'll be able to find most of them around here

News are broken right now, seems Google broke their alert feeds. Gonna have to either wait for a fix or switch to another service, can't do much apart from that.

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