Boords VS SquidgeWorld Archive

From there we make a couple overarching styleframes for reference, and then make 1 specific styleframe for each of the scenes we laid out in the motion script. We send our motion script along with the styleframes (typically on boords.com) to the client for review and make any revisions as needed prior to starting on the animation. Source: over 2 years ago

I do like how you translated the video from the beginning, but in all honesty, I lost interest. This isn't because the video is bad but because Minecraft isn't something I'm really into. The way you've edited the video was cool but I would suggest if there was an introduction in the beginning of the video because I was a bit clueless as to what was happening. I also suggest making a plan and a schedule for every... Source: about 3 years ago

Visiting Squidgeworld and seeing what they have. Source: 10 months ago

There's also Squidgeworld, which runs on the same base software that AO3 does (it should look fairly familiar). There's nowhere near the number of fics that other archives have, but that just means your stuff will be more easily seen by whoever stops by to check things out. Source: 10 months ago

AO3 is open-source. I know it's down but plenty of people have apparently grabbed the source-code. There is SquidgeWorld which used AO3's source-code so at the very least ao3 users could congregate there if AO3 gets taken down. Source: 10 months ago

SquidgeWorld is based on the AO3 codes but a separate site. Source: about 1 year ago

SquidgeWorld is set up like AO3 now, though it doesn't get the traffic it did way back when. Source: about 1 year ago