@Anonymous: we already have that

@Anonymous: If only there was even a single alternative on the internet where people could view and share images of half-naked women without fear of censorship!

@Anonymous: An actual working downvote, yes.

@Anonymous: While I agree with you completely, let's be honest. Not very many people would continue to use Canvas. Myself included. The only reason I come back every day is to see what other people have given me and remix and sticker things I like.

I honestly don't think the remix function has really kicked off like moot hoped it would.

@Anonymous: Take a trip to 4chan and you'll see how well a community can work if OC is not the driving feature of the site. Just stay away from /b/ tho...

@Anonymous: I've been on 4chan since 2004

If that's sarcasm though, I'd have to disagree. 4chan has an extremely creative and sometimes wickedly intelligent community. Even though a lot of the same people visit different boards, each board is very different from each other. They each have their own culture, jokes, unspoken rules, etc. So yeah, 4chan has an amazing community.

/b/ can go fuck itself though.

@Anonymous: Would you tell me where it says that?

Because so far I'm noticing a lot of policies that seem to be trying to ween us all OFF of anonymous posting, like making it default to posting with your username and things like that.

@Anonymous: People are going to sticker circlejerk no matter what. It has nothing to do with if they have a name or not. If anything, having friends could encourage people to make more content in order to have something to show off. This is a site to make pictures. Anon vs name has nothing to do with it.

This is canv.as. Not 4chan.

@bleep: And that culture is anonymity, and judging things by content and not the names attached to them. Deal with it.

@bleep: canv.as would have never existed without 4chan. Your argument is invalid.

@Anonymous: You would have never existed without your mother. Therefore, you are your mother

@Anonymous: [citation needed]

@bleep: So what do you suggest, from a practical perspective? Kick out anyone who goes on 4chan? That would leave... what? Five users?

@Anonymous: "Cultural" things can't be forced, so it has to happen naturally. If people stopped doing exclusively 4chan things, that would help. I see a lot of

>lol greentexting

on canvas, and the ANON IS LEGUN mentality. That sort of thing has to stop naturally, ie, people here have to stop doing it as a whole before others will follow. Of ourse we have some initial backlash from chan culture, because the site was made by freaking moot and we're still new, but canvas is developing its own culture and it's causing a huge contrast with the people who still treat this site like 4chan.

@Anonymous: You've certainly showed me. It's great to see you anons using your magical anon powers to bring quality content to the site.

@bleep: Whoever gave this a Power Glove is the cancer killing canv.as

@bleep: You know, you're just an ass. When somebody presents the truth, you act presumptuous and tell them "Hurr durr ur just mad at names"

@Anonymous: I'm just going to keep talking to you guys cause it's getting me cookies.

@Anonymous: So truth equals NO UR WRONG I'M RIGHT and giving out cookie stickers now?

Hurr durr you're just mad at names.

@bleep: Actually, I've been downvoting you the whole time.

And looking at your profile, you are quite the attentionhorse.

@bleep: No, the facts presented that this is a site about content and not names.

Stop being an ass.

@Anonymous: Whoa whoa whoa. I NEVER said that. I just said it doesn't matter if you anon or namefriend, and the debate is completely stupid and brought here because that's a debate on 4chan.

@DragoniteVP: Well clearly you missing the point makes me a liar.

@bleep: >gets caught lying
>"OH YOU'RE MISSING THE POINT"

0/10

@bleep: I have not seen a single person with the ANON R LEEGUN mentality on Canvas or, for that matter, 4chan either recently.

I must admit, though, I greentext as a writing style is something I've come to use across the entire internet. I know it's not the original usage any more, but it's one way to get my shorthand sarcasm across without confusion.

>reposts until everyone knows his name
>acts like a moderately bright douche at times
>thinks that helps bring credibility to the intelligent things he says