UTF-8 is allowed in posts. The maximum post size is 10,000 characters (characters, not bytes). Alt + 173, the invisible unicode spacing character, is stripped from the text like with almost all forms on this website.


To quote text, for example if you are quoting "test", type:
>test
It then becomes:
>test


To reference a post, see where it might say "Anonymous 2009-02-05(Thu)17:08:06 UTC. No.123". Well then the "123", for example, is the post number. Simply go and type:
>>123
It then becomes:
>>123

Clicking that link will only jump to the post 123 if it is in the thread that link is in.



You can make about one to two posts a minute. Basically whenever someone makes a post, it adds their IP addres to the database. Then each minute, it delete them all. Hence, one to two posts a minute.



If you hit a wordfilter in your comment, your forum post is rejected.

All wordfilters are for dealing with bots and any human can figure out how to bypass them (though so can some bots). If you want to give out a website link, you just put a space between the "com" and the "/" as well as the "www" and the ".", and then tell people to remove the spaces to visit the link.

Characters blocked and why:
< -- Spambots use them. If you're using an image macro, try one of these unicode duplicates: ≺ or ＜ -- the first one of these is best. Not filtering > because they're used for quoting.

Phrases blocked and why (case-insensitive):
"www." -- Spambots use them.
"://" -- Spambots use them.
"http" -- Spambots use them.
"p:/" -- Spambots use them.
\" and \' and \\ -- These are wordfiltered because broken proxies spit these out. However, if you're using any of these shape in ASCII art, then here are three unicode duplicates of the \ that you can use instead: ╲ ヽ ＼ . The middle one generally looks closest, but if you're using a lot in a row, the first one is better because it has the same spacing.

Things changed by wordfilters and why:
@ is changed to its unicode duplicate ＠ -- This is because if you put up an email address in proper form on a website, it becomes a spambot snack.



You can make about one to two posts a minute. Basically, whenever someone makes a post, it adds your IP address to a list. Then each minute, everything is deleted from the list; hence, one to two posts a minute.

If you are waiting on this, you can do things like checking your spelling/grammar as well as reading the other forum threads.



The forums on this website won't let someone do a posting that's been made in the last one hour. It compares the first 767 bytes. This isn't meant to keep all comments unique or reduce the amount of comments (if you want a forum like that, the robot9000 board on 4chan does that and since 4chan is a very popular site, it can do that and still have a busy forum), but this is merely protection from craplfooding. In addition, unlike the robot9000 on 4chan, when you can't post because of the IP address rate limit ("flood detected"), Random Plaza does *not* add your comment to the list of previously posted comments. However, if you get a duplicate posting, then it puts your IP in the rate limit so you can't post again for a little under a minute.

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