>>3117
>Overall, nice story, You really were lucky on that one.
Thanks.

>Thank You for letting Celestia take the spotlight, and saving /mlp/ from another EqG scripted GET.
You are welcome. I knew that EQG stole a few GETs in the past and it kind of broke that trend while it was having an all time high on posting the humanized versions of these characters. I simply contributed accidentally. The actual spotlight from my part to her has been made over here, not with the GET itself. Looking to that reply from the winner, it´s kind of inspiring in hindsight (and at that ime as well)

>I wouldn't focus so much on the proving the authenticity part You know how they say only a guilty does the explaining? and more on just telling an awesome story.
dammit, I wonder how you would judge the greens. It´s not the first time I have had to explain these little stories over here and I have had to prepare a little bit the material and words for making any sense. At least, in case that I lied, giving it some sort of entertainment value just pays off nicely for the reader.

>Obsessing over establishing ownership of milestone posts (or even just regular posts) is kind of not the point of imageboards, at least in my opinion.
definitely not. It´s just that I am overly confident on what I have made and I remember several actions behind /mlp/ that I actually did but I don´t bother telling telling it because it´s not worth it, much less with the possible false-flags around. I have replied because you wanted to get information about it in a serious way. I have given a meta discussion over this board way more than one random user should do. It may be because this is a tiny board to deliver other things doesn´t have the full courage to show on a big place like 4chan.
>If posts were made to be tracked, they would not be anonymous, they would contain some sort of signature, a link to the owner. What I get from anonymous imageboards, at least in the ideological sense, is that there's an implicit agreement that author of the post matters not, just the content thereof.
the content by itself is the only things that actually matters indeed. Just that I don´t take the level of anonymity...but as a contributor of a community instead. I don´t consider a GET from /b/ as worth remembering as one from /mlp/, because the latter does have a heartwarming value for leaving a mark to the ride.
>Many anons tend to forget that nowadays. And here I post those exact words while breaking the aforementioned anonymity contract. Kinda ironic, although not quite, because somewhat different factors are at play here
keep in mind that since the very beginning, I didn´t hide myself all that much and while the anonymity contract gets broken, what else can you offer instead with so few people around?
I simply reply in the mood of what the anon wants. If he goes to a serious zone, I will follow. I f he shitposts, I will do the thing (even though I have /mlp/ for that).