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''' | '''Our World of Text''' (abbreviated as '''OWOT''' or '''OWoT''') is an interactive website where users can type text anywhere on an infinite grid. The site is accessible at <code>https://ourworldoftext.com/</code>. Users can choose the color of their text and visit other pages known as "worlds". In OWOT, all users start on the [[front page]] and see other worlds by adding the name of the world to the end of the URL after a slash, or by clicking a link, such as those present in the [[Center Console]]. | ||
[[File:Center Console Mid-2024.png|thumb|The Center Console]] | [[File:Center Console Mid-2024.png|thumb|The [[Center Console]]]] | ||
OWOT was first launched on June 8, 2010, by the developer and creator of Your World of Text.<ref>https://twitter.com/yourworldoftext/status/15743326242</ref> It was created as an alternative to Your World of Text that allows unrestricted scripting. In early August 2015, it was announced that OWOT would shut down on August 20th due to funding issues. Weeks after its original shutdown, control of the domain was handed to InfraRaven to start a revival of OWOT. The revival was based on the heavily modified [https://github.com/reverie/yourworldoftext YWOT source code] from 2010 and featured a new menu design and a loading screen. | OWOT was first launched on June 8, 2010, by the developer and creator of Your World of Text.<ref>https://twitter.com/yourworldoftext/status/15743326242</ref> It was created as an alternative to Your World of Text that allows unrestricted scripting. In early August 2015, it was announced that OWOT would shut down on August 20th due to funding issues. Weeks after its original shutdown, control of the domain was handed to InfraRaven to start a revival of OWOT. The revival was based on the heavily modified [https://github.com/reverie/yourworldoftext YWOT source code] from 2010 and featured a new menu design and a loading screen. |