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I love this idea! I first came across something similar on elle's
site, and I really like the idea of making it a bit more accessible by
offering a hosted service that you can just plug into your website :)

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on elle's site

What a wonderful website!

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Thanks :)

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This seems very neat. I'm a little worried about putting an
unmoderated communication space under my name though

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Just don't keep/persist logs! The ones here also expire after a few
mins @reezer

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This avoids long term evidence of abuse, but doesn't actually prevent
abuse

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Thanks for posting it here!
I'm the site author. I'm so happy for the feedback I'm getting for it!

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I really like it! The only minus is how quickly messages disappear
(then you have to find the right person to click (who might be moving)
to see it again).

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Love it. Sometimes I worry about legal implications. Still I very much
agree that this was the kind of charm that the early internet had. Now
it's sadly largely outlawed or hard to do legally.

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I understand that part of the charm is it being open source and backed
by an individual, but I can't be the only one that remembers icq surf.

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Cool if Lobste.rs engaged this. I come here to exchange comments.
Seeing others here in the comment sections and browsing the feed would
be communally cool.

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Our IRC channel is quite active and a good place to befriend people.
There are also splinter channels. :)
But yes... Actually showing the garden party would be <3

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Ive seen something similar years ago on a flash site and been
wondering ever since what a nice subtle way is to add some sign of
life from other visitors. Love this!

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