Strange World@Heyuri.net Follow-up post

OG ayashii world was essentially a guest book (no threads, no trees, just long twitter-esque post chain). I think Ayashii.net adds a lot of nice, handy, human features to the basic concept and I enjoy the chat here. What do you think are services that are essentially cousins of Ayashii.net? I found https://postzone.app/ today and think that's another creative imagining of the "chain of comments without registration" concept, easy enough to clone too. (there's a quasi-CSV file that logs comments, the JS can post/read/delete entries from that in nearly real time). The feature of being able to delete any comment you want is also pretty sweet. Something like forced-anonymous IRC software, like what's available at irc.sageru.org (eg ircs://irc.sageru.org/jp ) seems to also come close: type anything you want, and as time goes on, old messages drop into the void.

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> OG ayashii world was essentially a guest book (no threads, no trees, > just long twitter-esque post chain). I think Ayashii.net adds a lot of > nice, handy, human features to the basic concept and I enjoy the chat > here. What do you think are services that are essentially cousins of > Ayashii.net? > I found https://postzone.app/ today and think that's another creative > imagining of the "chain of comments without registration" concept, > easy enough to clone too. (there's a quasi-CSV file that logs comments, > the JS can post/read/delete entries from that in nearly real time). > The feature of being able to delete any comment you want is also pretty > sweet. > Something like forced-anonymous IRC software, like what's available > at irc.sageru.org (eg ircs://irc.sageru.org/jp ) seems to also come > close: type anything you want, and as time goes on, old messages drop > into the void.

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