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21st May '13 6:37:24 PM AceOfScarabs

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21st May '13 6:01:38 PM FS

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20th May '13 9:59:08 PM Arha

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We are not supposed to be linking to danbooru at this time, though the policy is currently being discussed.

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* [[http://danbooru.donmai.us Danbooru]]: The very first booru, dedicated to anime and video game images, whose name comes from the Japanese word for "Cardboard Box." Many of the site's images in question come from Pixiv, including many {{Doujinshi}}. Site content is given three major ratings, ranging from Safe (non-explicit images, though not always genuinely [[NotSafeForWork safe for work]]; bear in mind that bikini and lingerie images are usually "Safe"), Questionable (a bit racy, but not explicit; for example, exposed breasts), and Explicit (sexually explicit images). When doujin pages are hosted on the booru, people are usually on hand to translate the Japanese or other language for better reading by English-speakers. The most objectionable content is such that users have to pay for the privilege of viewing it, or who were invited by the staff (which is distinctly less common now than in Danbooru's early years). The main rule the site follows in regards to images is no live-action or real-life explicit content. NotSafeForWork. Danbooru has a multi-tiered membership system, with various levels above basic membership but below moderators and administrators coming either by paying or because the staff likes you. The latter type of upgrade is sometimes granted simply to the staff's friends, but mainly as a reward for helping out the site (ie a history of consistently uploading good images, fixing tags and/or translating doujins and 4koma).

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* Danbooru: The very first booru, dedicated to anime and video game images, whose name comes from the Japanese word for "Cardboard Box." Many of the site's images in question come from Pixiv, including many {{Doujinshi}}. Site content is given three major ratings, ranging from Safe (non-explicit images, though not always genuinely [[NotSafeForWork safe for work]]; bear in mind that bikini and lingerie images are usually "Safe"), Questionable (a bit racy, but not explicit; for example, exposed breasts), and Explicit (sexually explicit images). When doujin pages are hosted on the booru, people are usually on hand to translate the Japanese or other language for better reading by English-speakers. The most objectionable content is such that users have to pay for the privilege of viewing it, or who were invited by the staff (which is distinctly less common now than in Danbooru's early years). The main rule the site follows in regards to images is no live-action or real-life explicit content. NotSafeForWork. Danbooru has a multi-tiered membership system, with various levels above basic membership but below moderators and administrators coming either by paying or because the staff likes you. The latter type of upgrade is sometimes granted simply to the staff's friends, but mainly as a reward for helping out the site (ie a history of consistently uploading good images, fixing tags and/or translating doujins and 4koma). Danbooru is not to be linked to on this site at this point in time due to a history of NSFW ads.

7th May '13 1:28:17 AM arisboch

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7th May '13 1:27:23 AM arisboch

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22nd Apr '13 11:20:38 AM SeptimusHeap

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28th Mar '13 3:11:17 PM SSJMagus

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* [[http://danbooru.donmai.us Danbooru]]: The very first booru, dedicated to anime and video game images, whose name comes from the Japanese word for "Cardboard Box." Many of the site's images in question come from Pixiv, including many {{Doujinshi}}. Site content is given three major ratings, ranging from Safe (non-explicit images, though not always genuinely [[NotSafeForWork safe for work]]; bear in mind that bikini and lingerie images are usually "Safe"), Questionable (a bit racy, but not explicit), and Explicit (sexually explicit images). When doujin pages are hosted on the booru, people are usually on hand to translate the Japanese or other language for better reading by English-speakers. The most objectionable content is such that users have to pay for the privilege of viewing it, or who were invited by the staff (which is distinctly less common now than in Danbooru's early years). The main rule the site follows in regards to images is no live-action or real-life explicit content. NotSafeForWork. Danbooru has a multi-tiered membership system, with various levels above basic membership but below moderators and administrators coming either by paying or because the staff likes you. The latter type of upgrade is sometimes granted simply to the staff's friends, but mainly as a reward for helping out the site (ie a history of consistently uploading good images, fixing tags and/or translating doujins and 4koma).

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26th Mar '13 10:20:05 PM SSJMagus

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26th Mar '13 9:55:11 PM SSJMagus

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* [[http://danbooru.donmai.us Danbooru]]: The very first booru, dedicated to anime and video game images, whose name comes from the Japanese word for "Cardboard Box." Many of the site's images in question come from Pixiv, including many {{Doujinshi}}. Site content is given three major ratings, ranging from Safe (non-explicit images, though not always genuinely [[NotSafeForWork safe for work]]; bear in mind that bikini and lingerie images are usually "Safe"), Questionable (a bit racy, but not explicit), and Explicit (sexually explicit images). When doujin pages are hosted on the booru, people are usually on hand to translate the Japanese or other language for better reading by English-speakers. The most objectionable content is such that users have to pay for the privilege of viewing it, or who were invited by the staff (which is distinctly less common now than in Danbooru's early years). The main rule the site follows in regards to images is no live-action or real-life explicit content. NotSafeForWork. Danbooru has a multi-tiered membership system, with various levels above basic membership but below moderators and administrators coming either by paying or because the staff likes you. The latter type of upgrade is sometimes granted simply to the staff's friends, but mainly as a reward for helping out the site (ie a history of consistently uploading good images, fixing tags and/or translating doujins and 4koma).

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19th Mar '13 9:47:49 PM totlmstr

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