In the thread with the elusive yet very eloquent title "fart" it was noted that forum posts rarely contain proper paragraphs nowadays. Allow me to present you a bunch of real paragraphs written by an actual human being.

Today I'm on a nostalgia trip revisiting old forums and boards that I've been an active member on many years ago. And when I visit those, I also log in to either delete my account or change my password for security reasons. Turns out that I didn't log into Kuribo64 for more than 8.75 years of inactivity. Quite some time, huh? My activity here declined after the SMG forums were closed, pushing me to search for another place revolving around SMG modding. As the years went by, I completely forgot about Kuribo64 and did not update my posts about my projects here. My previous post was exactly 3145 days ago according to my profile.

I am still actively modding video games, but I have moved on to pursue other modding projects that are not related to SMG modding. Now, I'm not here to advertise those, so I won't elaborate on that further. Revisiting my old posts and private messages here really shows me how much I have changed over the years. English skills, programming experience, general and interpersonal behavior. My private messages are a treasure trove of old cringy posts and early plans for Neo Mario Galaxy. But there are also moments that make me cringe or that I'm not fond of. Most notably the way I treated the user Galaxy Hacker back then...

Looking back, I'm very grateful that this board was created and SMG modding took place here. It is kinda sad that forum culture is dead nowadays. I hope this place doesn't get wiped. There's a bunch of private messages that I don't want to lose access to.

I assume the MelonDS board that's under this domain is your main board now?

The archiving of SMG forums really surprised me back then because it seemed to me that it was garnering new modders and good research progress. Hence, I created my own board and Discord server later on. SMG modding is pretty big nowadays, but I mostly lurk around after a 2-year hiatus.

RVlution is a name I mostly forgot about until someone else mentioned it to me a couple days ago. That... sure was an experience. I wasn't really an active member on that place, as the toxicity was so prevalent. But yea, that was 10 or more years ago.

I really liked the Blargboard layout. I remember you sent me Blargboard 1.2 back then so that I could launch and host the Neo Mario Galaxy development board. I still have a full backup of that board, including the software and the SQL database. I think I closed it in 2018.