TheZetaMeta
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Not particularly up to date with much of online zoo history, so I am pretty curious.
As far as furries, there's been a very large split between zoo and fur in the last 5-10 years. Some will outright denounce you if you mention zoo. I always believed fur is a sub culture to zoo. But once it became more mainstream, non zoos started to get involved.the furry fandom used to be full of zoos — still is, but discussing it was a lot more accepted back in the day.
Be aware that is a one sided view of the story. It is interesting to see the other views and compare notes.I recently read the book "Uniquely Dangerous" and it's a fantastic but sad piece of zoo lore.
Of course! Rarely in life does anyone get to have the full scoop on somebody else. When you're that high profile and as many would view that irresponsible about maintaining safety of your loved ones there's bound to be more drama and hidden truth than will ever be presented to those willing to observe the story. Still very fascinating indeed.Be aware that is a one sided view of the story. It is interesting to see the other views and compare notes.
If you think that story is sad, you should see all the sadness that left around and the years of suffering for all those involved.
SJW's destroy all they get their demented grubby hands on!the furry fandom used to be full of zoos — still is, but discussing it was a lot more accepted back in the day.
he was a narcissistic sociopath, who declared him self the zoo saviour, good riddance to him, Sadly he found him self a sycophant apprentice who carries on.As far as I've learned, zoo groups started forming all the way back in the early days of the internet with Usenet and IRC chats and the like.
I recently read the book "Uniquely Dangerous" and it's a fantastic but sad piece of zoo lore. It's about a multimillionaire tech entrepreneur champion horse breeding drug smuggling zoophile that had a high profile run in with the law back in 2010. It's right in the literature section here on zooville.
Beast forum was definitely the largest one. Zooville is almost identical to how the site looked/was set up. Different color scheme. That was the only one I knew of and if I remember correctly it showed all the logged in users at the bottom of the page and the record high for most users online which was like several thousand in 2011/12? I've heard there are several smaller ones since BF downfall. But ZV still has a ways to go to get back to where BF was. Also, BF was up for a long time. Not sure when it started but it was definitely older.
As far as furries, there's been a very large split between zoo and fur in the last 5-10 years. Some will outright denounce you if you mention zoo. I always believed fur is a sub culture to zoo. But once it became more mainstream, non zoos started to get involved.
Yeah, I remember some topics dated 2004, around then it was created.BF was set up around 2005 or so
I came late to the party, and was quite shy to show, so I badically lurked. First I knew was Midnite Crow (known previously as Bianca iirc), a butlletin boart type of... um... forum.
Are you able to link this to me? I am hopeless at finding it myself lol.As far as I've learned, zoo groups started forming all the way back in the early days of the internet with Usenet and IRC chats and the like.
I recently read the book "Uniquely Dangerous" and it's a fantastic but sad piece of zoo lore. It's about a multimillionaire tech entrepreneur champion horse breeding drug smuggling zoophile that had a high profile run in with the law back in 2010. It's right in the literature section here on zooville.