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=== Fern's Instance === | === Fern's Instance === | ||
Fern, a moderator of the [[OWOT Discord]], briefly ran her own instance of OWOT. | [[Fernsy|Fern]], a moderator of the [[OWOT Discord]], briefly ran her own instance of OWOT. | ||
=== Catha'vi/MothCultLeader's Instance === | === Catha'vi/MothCultLeader's Instance === | ||
<blockquote>''" | <blockquote>''"Idea: a site like owot where everyone can make words but:'' | ||
''each character supports graphics as well as characters so images can be pasted at a higher resolution'' | ''each character supports graphics as well as characters so images can be pasted at a higher resolution'' | ||
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'''- [[MothCultLeader|Catha'vi]] on OWOT Discord'''</blockquote> | '''- [[MothCultLeader|Catha'vi]] on OWOT Discord'''</blockquote>Currently nonexistent, though Catha'vi has created a thread in the [[OWOT Discord|Discord]] for users to suggest features for the hypothetical World of Text site.[[File:Cathavi owot.png|center|thumb|379x379px]] | ||
[[File:Cathavi owot.png|center|thumb|379x379px]] | |||
=== [[Jan soweli Asike]]'s Instance === | === [[Jan soweli Asike]]'s Instance === | ||
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== Other Canvas Sites == | == Other Canvas Sites == | ||
Infinite canvas sites whose existences are generally unknown within the OWOT community. Some of them have been shut down, while others are simply too obscure to garner much attention. | |||
Nevertheless, the following websites are significant for making great innovations to the infinite canvas format. | |||
=== Written World === | === Written World === | ||
[https://yourworldoftext.wiki/Written_World Written World] was a 2011 YWOT clone whose canvas used a real world street map for its background. In addition to basic YWOT features, users were able to change their text colors and the direction they typed in(''i.e. you could set it so that you typed downwards or backwards by default''). The creator also assigned animations to actions like typing and deleting, intending to encourage "constructive participation" by making edits feel more engaging. Other utilities included an "echoing" feature that was "analogous to upvoting" and allowed users to "add permanence" to content they thought was good. | [https://yourworldoftext.wiki/Written_World Written World] was a 2011 YWOT clone whose canvas used a real world street map for its background. In addition to basic YWOT features, users were able to change their text colors and the direction they typed in(''i.e. you could set it so that you typed downwards or backwards by default''). The creator also assigned animations to actions like typing and deleting, intending to encourage "constructive participation" by making edits feel more engaging. Other utilities included an "echoing" feature that was "analogous to upvoting" and allowed users to "add permanence" to content they thought was good. | ||