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[[ | '''"Does anyone have Paper Pendulum Clock kit?"''' is the oldest living thread on [[4chan]]. The thread is a UNESCO World Heritage list candidate. | ||
Also known as '''STOP FUC!ING POSTING IN MY THREAD''', it's an epicenter of conspiracy and warring factions. | |||
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As of April 12th, 2024, the thread has reached [[bumo]] limit, and is currently on '''page 3'''. | |||
[[ | = UNESCO World Heritage Centre Candidature = | ||
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[[ | In the [[po/|/po/]] area, approximately 9 pages south of the 1st page, ''"Does anyone have Paper Pendulum Clock kit?"'' has been inhabited since before the 2016 presidential election. The Outstandingly Important site bridges that ancient era and today, and thus bears historical marks of development and clash of specific human cultures. Although well preserved up to now, our board urges that it might disappear soon unless strong action is taken. Towards the conservation of the cultural site, we [[janny|unpaid volunteers]] have monitored it. In the later years the archeological site's own age has been its ferocious enemy, tourists from [[soyjak.party|THAT site]] [[Raids|''cross state lines<small>!!!</small>'']] to flock to it, with close calls such as falling to "the archive" once.<ref name="archiverestored">https://desuarchive.org/trash/thread/50606549/#50662255 https://desuarchive.org/trash/thread/51260351/#51299609 https://archived.moe/po/thread/539494/#607490</ref> Although this convergence of outside cultures adds diversity to the site, events like this wear the thread closer to "bump limit", and our volunteer interventions are themselves threats to preservation as original post artifacts have been <s>deleted</s> "moderated" accidentally. We urge that global recognition leads to monetary assistance for the vulnerable historic site. | ||
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[[ | [[File:I survived schizophrenia.png|thumb|center|{{greentext|>'''The thread where the clock doesn't tick.''' In context, mods' stalling of the bump limit, can be understood as an intervention against the same fate that had hit the the pepakura thread and and a couple assasinated old threads.<ref name="threads_that_died">[https://web.archive.org/web/20211104212556/https://archive.wakarimasen.moe/po/thread/535361 pepakura thread] | "I remember when someone made a post about some thread that was still around in 2012 and it got it so much attention that the thread died within a few days"</ref>. It may be surely for the course for a forum moderator to artificially revive a thread against conspirators who just as artificially killed the last. The original topic of the thread, 6 years now, the pendulum clock remains not built. In the interminable wait, tourists hug the thread to death (bump limit), jannies pretend to do their job while oldfigs cheer a symbolic link from the election wasteland to a greener time, 'jakkers spit on the face of weakness; the unlikely result of a question posted by an Ecuadorian anon on 18th of May of 2016.}}]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:46, 12 April 2024
"Does anyone have Paper Pendulum Clock kit?" is the oldest living thread on 4chan. The thread is a UNESCO World Heritage list candidate.
Also known as STOP FUC!ING POSTING IN MY THREAD, it's an epicenter of conspiracy and warring factions.
As of April 12th, 2024, the thread has reached bumo limit, and is currently on page 3.
UNESCO World Heritage Centre Candidature
The janiteam:
In the /po/ area, approximately 9 pages south of the 1st page, "Does anyone have Paper Pendulum Clock kit?" has been inhabited since before the 2016 presidential election. The Outstandingly Important site bridges that ancient era and today, and thus bears historical marks of development and clash of specific human cultures. Although well preserved up to now, our board urges that it might disappear soon unless strong action is taken. Towards the conservation of the cultural site, we unpaid volunteers have monitored it. In the later years the archeological site's own age has been its ferocious enemy, tourists from THAT site cross state lines!!! to flock to it, with close calls such as falling to "the archive" once.[1] Although this convergence of outside cultures adds diversity to the site, events like this wear the thread closer to "bump limit", and our volunteer interventions are themselves threats to preservation as original post artifacts have been
deleted"moderated" accidentally. We urge that global recognition leads to monetary assistance for the vulnerable historic site.
Comments
>The thread where the clock doesn't tick. In context, mods' stalling of the bump limit, can be understood as an intervention against the same fate that had hit the the pepakura thread and and a couple assasinated old threads.[2]. It may be surely for the course for a forum moderator to artificially revive a thread against conspirators who just as artificially killed the last. The original topic of the thread, 6 years now, the pendulum clock remains not built. In the interminable wait, tourists hug the thread to death (bump limit), jannies pretend to do their job while oldfigs cheer a symbolic link from the election wasteland to a greener time, 'jakkers spit on the face of weakness; the unlikely result of a question posted by an Ecuadorian anon on 18th of May of 2016.
References
- ↑ https://desuarchive.org/trash/thread/50606549/#50662255 https://desuarchive.org/trash/thread/51260351/#51299609 https://archived.moe/po/thread/539494/#607490
- ↑ pepakura thread | "I remember when someone made a post about some thread that was still around in 2012 and it got it so much attention that the thread died within a few days"
