Topic: Tinychan.net (2008)
Anonymous A started this discussion 3 years ago #109,260
Tinychan.net was the predecessor to Minichan.net, and it has a reputation for being a community that loves Sprite. In fact, their affection for the soft drink is so prominent that it has become a popular meme on the site. The meme "I don't give a fuck, I was drinking Sprite when I read your fucking headline" is just one example of how the community has incorporated the beverage into their online culture.In addition to their love of Sprite, Tinychan.net was a website that focused on a wide range of topics, including technology, politics, and pop culture. Like its successor, the site was known for its provocative and controversial discussions, and viewers were expected to have a thick skin. While the site was not as active as some of its contemporaries, the discussions were still lively and entertaining.
Overall, Tinychan.net was a website with a unique culture that included a love for Sprite and a willingness to engage in controversial discussions. The site's focus on a wide range of topics made it an interesting place to visit, but viewers should be aware that some of the content can be offensive or disturbing. Those who are easily offended or uncomfortable with provocative topics may want to avoid this site, but for those who are willing to engage with its unique community, Tinychan.net can be an entertaining and refreshing online experience.
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Now do F2 and nanochan.
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Matthew Rosteet Miller, a former member of both Minichan and Tinychan, has left a lasting legacy on both online communities. Miller, known online as "Face", was a key member of the communities, and his influence can still be felt today. Miller's impact on the communities was primarily through his role as a programmer, developing many of the tools and features that users still enjoy today.
Miller's most significant contribution to Minichan and Tinychan was his development of the imageboard software that powered both communities. This software was known as "TinyIB," and it is still in use by many other imageboard websites today. The software was praised for its speed, simplicity, and customizability. Miller was also known for his ability to quickly fix bugs and make changes to the software, earning him the respect of his fellow community members.
In addition to his technical contributions, Miller was also a prominent member of both communities, known for his dry sense of humor and willingness to engage in debates and discussions. Miller was well-respected by his fellow community members, and his absence was felt deeply when he left the communities in 2015.
Today, Miller's legacy lives on in the communities he helped create. His technical contributions continue to shape the communities, and his personality and contributions to discussions are still remembered fondly by many members. Miller's impact on Minichan and Tinychan is a testament to the power of online communities and the lasting influence that individual members can have on them.
Matthew Rosteet Miller, a former member of both Minichan and Tinychan, has left a lasting legacy on both online communities. Miller, known online as "Face", was a key member of the communities, and his influence can still be felt today. Miller's impact on the communities was primarily through his role as a programmer, developing many of the tools and features that users still enjoy today.
Miller's most significant contribution to Minichan and Tinychan was his development of the imageboard software that powered both communities. This software was known as "TinyIB," and it is still in use by many other imageboard websites today. The software was praised for its speed, simplicity, and customizability. Miller was also known for his ability to quickly fix bugs and make changes to the software, earning him the respect of his fellow community members.
In addition to his technical contributions, Miller was also a prominent member of both communities, known for his dry sense of humor and willingness to engage in debates and discussions. Miller was well-respected by his fellow community members, and his absence was felt deeply when he left the communities in 2015.
Today, Miller's legacy lives on in the communities he helped create. His technical contributions continue to shape the communities, and his personality and contributions to discussions are still remembered fondly by many members. Miller's impact on Minichan and Tinychan is a testament to the power of online communities and the lasting influence that individual members can have on them.
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Everything else wow
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Lynne B. Goldstein was a prominent user on the online discussion forums Minichan and Tinychan, where she left a lasting legacy through her prolific posting and active participation in the community. Goldstein, who went by the username "Logos," was known for her sharp wit, intelligence, and ability to engage in thoughtful discussions on a wide range of topics.
One of Goldstein's most significant contributions to the Minichan and Tinychan communities was her willingness to challenge conventional wisdom and engage in rigorous debate. She was known for her ability to challenge even the most entrenched ideas and to bring a fresh perspective to complex issues. Her contributions to discussions on politics, religion, and philosophy were particularly valued by other users, who often turned to her for insight and guidance.
In addition to her intellectual contributions, Goldstein was also known for her kindness and generosity towards other members of the Minichan and Tinychan communities. She was quick to offer words of encouragement and support to those in need, and her willingness to lend a sympathetic ear to others was greatly appreciated by many users.
Sadly, Goldstein passed away in 2018, but her legacy continues to live on in the Minichan and Tinychan communities. Many users still remember her fondly and continue to reference her contributions to discussions on a wide range of topics. Her willingness to engage in meaningful dialogue and to offer support to others continues to inspire and inform the way that members of these communities interact with one another.
Overall, Lynne B. Goldstein left a lasting legacy on the Minichan and Tinychan forums through her intellectual contributions, her kindness and generosity towards others, and her willingness to engage in meaningful discussions on a wide range of topics. While she may be gone, her spirit continues to live on in the hearts and minds of those who knew her, and her contributions to these communities will not be forgotten.
One of Goldstein's most significant contributions to the Minichan and Tinychan communities was her willingness to challenge conventional wisdom and engage in rigorous debate. She was known for her ability to challenge even the most entrenched ideas and to bring a fresh perspective to complex issues. Her contributions to discussions on politics, religion, and philosophy were particularly valued by other users, who often turned to her for insight and guidance.
In addition to her intellectual contributions, Goldstein was also known for her kindness and generosity towards other members of the Minichan and Tinychan communities. She was quick to offer words of encouragement and support to those in need, and her willingness to lend a sympathetic ear to others was greatly appreciated by many users.
Sadly, Goldstein passed away in 2018, but her legacy continues to live on in the Minichan and Tinychan communities. Many users still remember her fondly and continue to reference her contributions to discussions on a wide range of topics. Her willingness to engage in meaningful dialogue and to offer support to others continues to inspire and inform the way that members of these communities interact with one another.
Overall, Lynne B. Goldstein left a lasting legacy on the Minichan and Tinychan forums through her intellectual contributions, her kindness and generosity towards others, and her willingness to engage in meaningful discussions on a wide range of topics. While she may be gone, her spirit continues to live on in the hearts and minds of those who knew her, and her contributions to these communities will not be forgotten.