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Oh crap this ain't right, I spiked from 160 subs to 200 subs because an irl friend used a website for boosting subscribers. I told him not to do it and he messaged me on whattsapp saying "check your channel tomorrow :)" 

It's real people subscribing, but most likely 70% of these people won't even check my channel ever again. I told him not to do it, it just makes your sub count appear bigger 

Yay! Today is my birthday! 

Yay! Today is my birthday! 

I like how loads of people were asking for the old bending back but never thought to learn Gamemaker and try to make it themselves.

*clears throat* *inhales* OH MY GOD GODZILLA 2 TRAILER I'M FANGIRLING AHGHHH SEND HELP

:'(

what it is looked like when minecraft supports HD skins? 

TBH I think you own the most overrated topic in the entire history of the Mine-Imator forums.

just felt like saying that idk 

TBH I think you own the most overrated topic in the entire history of the Mine-Imator forums.

just felt like saying that idk 

TBH I think you own the most overrated topic in the entire history of the Mine-Imator forums.

just felt like saying that idk 

TBH I think you own the most overrated topic in the entire history of the Mine-Imator forums.

just felt like saying that idk 

Just curious, who's a forum member you think you'd be pretty cool with irl.

Aquaman trailer coming out on saturday apparently... but the poster they shared looks kinda crappy:

Idk if this movie isn't good then the DCEU is dead for good.

Well, another birthday without cake, this is normal. But at least I have my gift!!!!

The Mine-Imator tag in Imgur is getting downvoted. I shared my own animation to stop this terrible situation in hopes of getting lots of upvotes to change Mine-Imator's reputation.

https://imgur.com/gallery/6z6w3QA

Upvote at all costs, help us make a better world. #BePartOfTheChange.

Look that shoes! (2 Hours)

It's my 8 month anniversary already?

Wow, time sure does fly by when your life is going nowhere.

i wanna see someone's OC

I appreciate all of you for existing and wish you all the best.
Just felt I needed to say that.

You know, I just joined the Kerbal Space Program forums and they use IPBoard too. But it amazes me how much more constructive the community is there. In these forums we have only 1 forum topic that explains the guidelines, which in contrast to the like, 6 pages of KSP guidelines it really baffles me.

Not only they explain obvious stuff you shouldn't do (spam, post pornography, racism), but it also explains the user-to-user relationship that is expected to come from any person joining the website. Completely normal things here can result in a warning point in the KSP forums. If you were to post something like "ew... fad... please don't post this" then that would result in a warning point. If you were to post something like "nice", then that would get deleted by a moderator. The forums expect you to write something much more constructive and descriptive than just "nice wallpaper" and to be nice on the way you say things (AKA don't be rude), something that is so common in here and most people get pissed off when newbies don't react in the nicest way. And of course, discussing politics over there is completely prohibited. You can't share your opinions because it's explained it's not the place to do so and it often results in walls of text of arguing.

Things like "dude please don't post more than 2 statuses at a time" would also get you a warning point, and basically adressing any spam INSTEAD of completely ignoring and reporting it will result in punishment, something that doesn't often happens here. 

They basically tell you to shut up and be nice in your own way. Most problems we have on the forums here are adressed in those guidelines and guess what, their community is much more past those problems.

I find it interesting.

You know, I just joined the Kerbal Space Program forums and they use IPBoard too. But it amazes me how much more constructive the community is there. In these forums we have only 1 forum topic that explains the guidelines, which in contrast to the like, 6 pages of KSP guidelines it really baffles me.

Not only they explain obvious stuff you shouldn't do (spam, post pornography, racism), but it also explains the user-to-user relationship that is expected to come from any person joining the website. Completely normal things here can result in a warning point in the KSP forums. If you were to post something like "ew... fad... please don't post this" then that would result in a warning point. If you were to post something like "nice", then that would get deleted by a moderator. The forums expect you to write something much more constructive and descriptive than just "nice wallpaper" and to be nice on the way you say things (AKA don't be rude), something that is so common in here and most people get pissed off when newbies don't react in the nicest way. And of course, discussing politics over there is completely prohibited. You can't share your opinions because it's explained it's not the place to do so and it often results in walls of text of arguing.

Things like "dude please don't post more than 2 statuses at a time" would also get you a warning point, and basically adressing any spam INSTEAD of completely ignoring and reporting it will result in punishment, something that doesn't often happens here. 

They basically tell you to shut up and be nice in your own way. Most problems we have on the forums here are adressed in those guidelines and guess what, their community is much more past those problems.

I find it interesting.

You know, I just joined the Kerbal Space Program forums and they use IPBoard too. But it amazes me how much more constructive the community is there. In these forums we have only 1 forum topic that explains the guidelines, which in contrast to the like, 6 pages of KSP guidelines it really baffles me.

Not only they explain obvious stuff you shouldn't do (spam, post pornography, racism), but it also explains the user-to-user relationship that is expected to come from any person joining the website. Completely normal things here can result in a warning point in the KSP forums. If you were to post something like "ew... fad... please don't post this" then that would result in a warning point. If you were to post something like "nice", then that would get deleted by a moderator. The forums expect you to write something much more constructive and descriptive than just "nice wallpaper" and to be nice on the way you say things (AKA don't be rude), something that is so common in here and most people get pissed off when newbies don't react in the nicest way. And of course, discussing politics over there is completely prohibited. You can't share your opinions because it's explained it's not the place to do so and it often results in walls of text of arguing.

Things like "dude please don't post more than 2 statuses at a time" would also get you a warning point, and basically adressing any spam INSTEAD of completely ignoring and reporting it will result in punishment, something that doesn't often happens here. 

They basically tell you to shut up and be nice in your own way. Most problems we have on the forums here are adressed in those guidelines and guess what, their community is much more past those problems.

I find it interesting.

How do I change my name? 

:T I made this name two years ago