Will there be a Spatoon 3 forum as well?

AMONGUS

Victory tastes sweet!

I always thought of Tiptron as a he... not sure why...

Forums are completely useless on Nerr 3.0. Everything just gets dumped into All Posts anyway. They're pretty much just tags at this point.

Personally, no, but welcome back a year after your last post.

Mr. L Productions - Mr L Prod. Automatically calling eternal dibs on Rosalina

Yup, casually playing it. It's fun and relaxing to play it every now and then :).

LB: when the imposter is Sus!

8-1. No idea how I got stuck there but managed to get past ch 7...

Welcome to digibutter!

Oh boy, if only you could see this thread now. It just doesn’t die...

I have not done this before. However, over here, we have a thing called the "Bleep Test", which involves running lengths of increasing speed for as long as possible. At my school, I am always the last one standing. There's 21 levels, and I think I got pretty close. I got to about 17 or something. Each level contains around 6-10 lengths, increasing in lengths you have to do per level as well as at the faster speed between beeps.

Yeah, that’s essentially the same thing as what I took. That’s impressive! Good for you. I was the third last kid running in my class today.

Oh cool. So in USA it's slightly different to UK then. Basically the same thing. That's cool. To be fair, I have a very small year group, most of which were not built for endurance running, whereas I've been doing long distance running for about 2-3 years now. The competition in your one was probably tougher than mine lol

I've never heard of any of these

Awesome! We always need more users. Nice avatar, and welcome to digibutter!

okay, thanks for dropping by I guess

hello!

same

Sure. I’ll do my best to keep it short. So, digibutter.nerr was created back in 2007 as a reference to SPM. It started off as just a plain old forums site, but Francis, the creator, started adding in cool features like shops, jail, items, profile pages, etc... and the site had amassed a decently large amount of users. Eventually, digibutter 2.0 came around which was more of a friend-feed styled thing (sort of like Facebook) many users saw it as a downgrade for the most part. This is digibutter 3.0, the current state of the website. It works, and there’s a cool little community here, but it really isn’t the greatest feature and layout-wise when you compare it to how it could have been. Francis has been busy IRL for the past few years now, so he hasn’t had time to do anything with the site, but he hopes to come back to it again one day. For now though, we’re here, and we keep it pretty active.

thanks for the explanation. 1.0 sounds pretty cool, at least for it's time. anything else i should know?

Yeah, I wish 1.0 (or a more modern version of 1.0) were around today. As far as other stuff, there's a bunch of various other things that I could talk about here, but if you stick around for a while, you'll eventually get to know most of the ins and outs of digibutter. Seeing how I'm just bored at school right now though, I'll make a list of some useful info for you: **1.** Since March, the user Mr. L (formally Mr. L Productions) and I joint host monthly "Digibutter Tournerrments*" on the first Sunday of each month. I originally came up with the idea, and Mr. L streams them each time (speaking of that, he'd probably appreciate some channel promotion so here you go: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdlxK21YflrlRD1JgQxYdOg). They're a lot of fun, and they typically get anywhere from 3 - 7 participants. **2.** I created NerrBot: ReHatched last year. He's pretty useful. He's a recreation of the original NerrBot by Gold Prognosticus, an old user who pops in every so often. You can test commands out with him in the dump by using the command prefix !rh. **3.** /Text formatting,/ that's pretty fun. I made a guide on that a few months ago and linked it to #font (BTW, hashtagging technically creates a "forum" and links your post to it, but all posts feed into all posts anyway, so in most cases, there isn't really a point). **4.** The Betalands was Francis's attempt at a web MMO-platformer back in the 2.0 era. It's all locked down now, but I imagine that it was pretty cool. **5.** DigiWiki: https://digibutter.fandom.com/wiki/Main_Page . It hasn't been updated in years, but it's a pretty thorough archive of the drama that went on back in the 1.0 era. Mr. L and I have discussed forming a wiki restoration team over this summer. I tried to get some people together a couple of years ago, but no one was interested in it at the time. **6.** There's pretty much activity daily here, but it has its highs and lows. We've actually just had a pretty big activity spike which was nice. Mr. L, Tree, and I are probably the most active users here currently. That's pretty much all I can think of for now, but I'm sure I've forgotten one thing or another. Someone else can add on to this in a reply if they can think of anything else important. * Name has not yet been formally agreed upon. #new_user_stuff

alright, thanks, that's all i needed. this place is pretty cool though, like you have tournaments and a custom bot and everything, it's cool

Glad to have helped. We also have an unofficial Discord server if that’s something that you might be interested in.

Digibutter Unnoficial Discord (D.U.D.) official invite link: https://discord.gg/fRnV3kt

sure i'll join it why not

Thanks for the promo

Yeah, but at least with such a small community now we don’t really have to worry about spam or trolls. Using this for long enough causes you to start taking note of any positive things you can find about it.

yeah, i guess that is a plus

Nerr 1.0 was great fun, even if I didn't post anywhere near as much as everyone else and timezones meant I was usually asleep for the really big stuff - a lot of the features and events on there I've never seen on other communities (up to and including the literal apocalypse). Certainly there was no shortage of drama putting that many kids in one place, but it's the only forum that managed to keep me active for more than a few months.

Yeah, it should definitely be interesting this year.

It’s that time of year again, although it’s mostly moths around where I live.

are they digital moths?

Do digital sweater moths eat the digital cookie crumbs cached in your digital sweaters? Do digital fruit flies only affect Apple products? If you answered yes, then yes.

good point

I am now, two hours later.

as am i coincidentally