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September 6, 2011 09:42 pm GMT
4chan founder Christopher Poole (a.k.a. moot) made waves this past year when he unveiled his newest project Canvas. Canvas is a place for people to post media (i.e. images, video) and start a discussion around this content. The platform launched in private beta in January and has been invite-only for the past nine months but today, Moot is finally opening up Canvas to the public.The premise of Canvas is similar to 4chan in some ways, except that content is archived, and people create accounts, create images and vote on content. Users can still stay anonymous, with communities and interactions built around sharing and photoshopping images and other media.
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Moots Media Sharing And Editing Community Canvas Opens Its Doors To The Public
4chan founder Christopher Poole (a.k.a. moot) made waves this past year when he unveiled his newest project Canvas. Canvas is a place for people to post media (i.e. images, video) and start a discussion around this content. The platform launched in private beta in January and has been invite-only for the past nine months but today, Moot is finally opening up Canvas to the public.The premise of Canvas is similar to 4chan in some ways, except that content is archived, and people create accounts, create images and vote on content. Users can still stay anonymous, with communities and interactions built around sharing and photoshopping images and other media.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/5lRVyi6kwTw/
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