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Please, please do not use ragefaces while writing. In addition to being an utterly exhausted internet meme, they take something out of the prose- it would be mo
by tshadwell 14y ago
Please, please do not use ragefaces while writing.
In addition to being an utterly exhausted internet meme, they take something out of the prose- it would be more compelling, better flowing writing if you were to try and describe your own feelings.
I should add that, as prosody said, imageboard discussions are working anonymous communication models.
Take 2channel, with the slogan 「ハッキング」から「今晩のおかず」まで (From "hacking" to "side dishes for tonight's dinner"): it generates revenue of around 100 million yen per year; or perhaps 4chan, which has either scarred the internet, or broadened it depending on your viewpoint, having once (I believe) produced those images you used in your post.
I'd be really interested to see how you use similar projects to inspire yours, and as I've tried to show, innovation in this area could be influential or lucrative.
- ecto 14y agoRagefaces are one of my favorite parts of Internet culture, and I did think about it before I inserted them into the post. I think they give it a certain feeling, that this is an experiment and I'm playing around. I've tried to take the good parts of every service I could find, and leave out the rest. I don't intend to make any revenue from this site. It's only for fun :)