May 31, 2024
you wouldnt last an hour in the asylum that they raised me
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you wouldnt last an hour in the asylum that they raised me
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By the way, in case anybody has a Quotev account and isn't aware: messages on Quotev are being deleted on July 1st. If you have memories you might ever want to return to, a button was just added to download your every message from the site. Go to Messages then hit the kebab menu in the top right to find it
You can download messages from groups too. Just enter a topic and hit the kebab menu in the top right
y'all. oh my god. i just found a document (which i titled "links 4 life" </3) on my old gmail from about 4 years ago. and in it, i have linked attachments of all the graphics and designs and stories i "ordered" on the quotev graphics group.
its all quotev stuff. and i mean EVERYTHING it has all my stuff from probably like 10 to 12. and im in fucking shock right now because everything is so so professionally good.
like i had someone make me a whole trailer for my little book ?? and the most STUNNING moodboards and aesthetics ive ever seen, with gifs and everything ?? and im remembering all of this and god i did not appreciate graphics culture on quotev enough. everyone was so damn good at it over there it was fucking insane.
im freaking out now because i cant remember what it was called?? like its on the tip of my tongue but i cant remember what the group was called jesus. how could i forget that.
anyway fuck quotev for ruining groups. the sheer amount of knowledge that were in so many of those threads. 13 year olds making gorgeous blends & banners & covers for literally free. and it wasnt like exploitation or free labor or any of that shit too bc we all actively enjoyed it and supported one another.
i was just hit with the worst bout of nostalgic ever and now i feel like crying. i miss graphic culture on quotev so damn much.
edit: I FOUND IT I FOUND IT IT WAS CALLED COVERS & IMAGES. HOW COULD I FORGET C&I. oh i feel sick
quotev watching me go to check my notifs and post sumn only for there to be No Feed
guys.... the quotev update that nuked it was almost 2 years ago....
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Me: trying to figure out who is who from Quotev
How everyone feels after the Great Quotev Apocalypse on 31.05.2024
official quotevarchive quotev death post (three entire days late)
On Friday, May 31st, 2024, Quotev issued an update that removed the activity feed, the chatbox, the ability to post in groups, the recently added “recommended users” feature, the ability to make individual posts private, the “location” feature on profiles, and backgrounds on the homepage, to name a few things.
They also added a reminder in groups and messages that the two features “are being discontinued and will be removed July 1st.”
This update also added a home button and a button that leads directly to a user's library on the menu bar (situated in a somewhat unbalanced position.)
According to reports of several users, the update happened sometime between 1-2 PM, GMT (I am not entirely sure what time is most accurate, and I did not log on until an hour afterwards.)
Thus began the mass panic. Several users blamed themselves for the removal of the feed, including one user (.hideri) who had among other things apparently make a joking bomb threat the day before. Since the administration had not made a statement in the News section (which was temporarily removed when I logged on, at about 3 PM GMT) no one had any idea whose fault it was. With no other apparent options, users began to move to other platforms to discuss the situation, including twitter, tumblr, reddit (r/Quotev), discord, and plurk. Some users sent messages of protest to the administration.
Around 6 PM GMT, the administration posted a statement in the restored News section.
(note that the time on the post is listed in EST on my device)
The last paragraph, detailing how to archive your messages and group topics, was not included in the post until around a day after it was posted.
Users have continued to move to different platforms. Some seem resigned, while others are determined to challenge the administration with a change.org campaign. Several “quotev discord” servers have been created (spawning their own separate dramas.) A controversy on plurk has emerged, discussing whether or not the recently moved quotev users are disrupting the website.
This all leads us to the question: why? The administration's statement is vague and probably not fully true. What is the actual reason? Can they no longer maintain the website? Were they fed up with the constant drama moderation? Quotev has been no stranger to unpopular updates, but none have been as dramatic as this. Website statistics have shown a huge drop in usage. It's not going to get better when everyone finishes moving their stuff and lurking. It remains to be seen if we will ever truly get a good answer. In the meantime, former users mourn, reminisce, bicker, and will ultimately move on. There has been ridicule for the sadness that we are experiencing, over “just a quiz site.” Yeah, maybe it sounds silly to be so sad, but there is really nothing quite like quotev and the community that it contained, for better or for worse.
