U-18Chan

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U-18Chan
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Being rammed by larger ships since 1914
Author(s) Site Founders: Filthy, Jay, Spud
  • Administrators: Jay, Leonfox, Anon123212321, Marker, Spud, Trapper, Gilbert, Akamaru
  • Super Moderator: Virtualfox
  • Moderators: Etheral, Over9000, Doridiand, Slicc!, Silver, Krysune, Wammertodging, Rags, MetroSexual Hipster, Caid, Padi
Website
Status online
Launch date June 12 2009
Genre Adult image board
Rating(s)
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Valkyria

U-18Chan is a mature furry image board hosted in the United Kingdom. Its name comes from a German submarine from the First World War.

Contents

[edit] Contents

The site is split up into four sections; Furry Related, General, Indices and Misc.

Furry Related

General

Indices

Misc

The lounge board is a board for general chatting and random threads, while the discussion board is for discussions, debates or arguments. The most popular of the furry boards is Gay Furry Comics, receiving more than half of U-18Chan's traffic.[citation needed]

The Indices section is simply links to the Catalogs of the first five boards in Furry Related.

[edit] Mascot

The official U-18Chan Mascot was drawn by SpazzyKoneko and then named Valkyria through a competition held by Jay. Different versions have been made for each holiday so far, and are all hosted in full resolution on a special page.

[edit] Software switch

Due to the limitations of Kusaba X, U-18Chan was forced to switch over to the more efficient ImageBoard4Free software, which was provided to U-18Chan by Infinitus of ib4f.com. U-18Chan successfully switched to ImageBoard4Free during summer 2011 and has cleaned up a majority of the bugs created during the switch.

[edit] April Fools

For April 1, 2012, the website's mainpage has upside-down announcement that reads "U-18Chan is now hosted in northern Australia. Edit: We have had some reports of the site appearing upside down for some users. This is most likely due to upside down packets coming from ISPs running outdated firmware. Please contact them and ask about Australian compatibility if you are experiencing this issue." The site was not actually moved to Australia, but the news post has remained on the front page with the April 1st time stamp and upside down text.

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