Transfur
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- This page is about the art archive. There is also a Japanese furry convention called とらんすふぁ (TransFur).
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| Author(s) | Owner: Aurali
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| Launch date | November 1, 1998 |
| End date | Ongoing |
| Genre | Multimedia archive |
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Transfur is an image gallery specializing in furry, animal, and mythological transformations. Founded in 1998, it is one of the oldest art archives catering to the furry community.
Services[edit]
The archive was designed to overcome many of the typical problems encountered when browsing online art galleries. It contains many advanced features, some not found anywhere else:
- User customizable content filtering.
- Image categorization by species.
- Image categorization by theme.
- Sorting and browsing by number of views.
- Sorting and browsing by popularity.
- Ability for users to create their own custom gallery of favorite images.
Rules[edit]
Submitted artwork must be on-topic (transformation-related) and must be of a certain level of quality. In addition, "obscene" and extreme adult content is forbidden.
Popularity in Japan[edit]
For many years, Transfur was one of the only furry art galleries to be partially translated into the Japanese language. As a result, it acquired a minor following within the Japanese kemono community. The term "transfur" is now used as an adjective in Romanji to describe an animal or furry transformation.
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