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Oh my goodness, Balag! I was trying to wrap my head around this when I found the link in my inbox this morning. Typically, websites have names that hint at what they offer, but this one is quite the enigma. It ranges from children's toys to zoo passes to healthy recipes, leaving me puzzled. However, Baraag.net stands out as an online community that allows users to share their artwork without censorship. Unlike many platforms, it doesn't feature mundane pictures of meals. The strength of any online community is directly tied to the number of active participants who contribute. The server statistics on the homepage highlight that while there are over 100,000 users, nearly a third are actively engaged. I was curious about the meaning of "Baraag," so I did a quick search. It turns out that Baraag is built on the Mastodon platform, which was designed as a decentralized, open-source alternative to Twitter. While it doesn't outpace major social media giants, Mastodon has its merits. One key advantage of Baraag being on this platform is that it can be accessed through various apps on iOS, Android, and desktop, providing flexibility for users. Baraag.net operates on its own Mastodon server, which means it has fewer restrictions, as stated upfront on the site. They prohibit real-life pornographic images and illegal content but have "zero rules for fictional characters." Essentially, this allows for a wide range of adult-themed artwork. However, this setup does require more maintenance and incurs server costs. I noticed a disclaimer on the homepage about high server load, which temporarily blocked new registrations. After some waiting, I successfully registered and logged in without issues. Once inside, I experienced smooth navigation with no loading delays or dead links. For those who haven’t signed up yet, there’s a live stream of public messages available, giving a glimpse into the community without needing to register. Upon logging in, the interface resembles any standard social network, albeit with a unique twist—most "private" images are obscured by default. You can choose to click on them for a full view or adjust your settings to display sensitive content. I spent a good three hours on Baraag.net before fully grasping its purpose. The artwork ranges from the quirky to the explicit, featuring everything from characters inspired by popular media to more risqué interpretations. Recent uploads showcase a variety of styles, including nudity from beloved cartoons and parodies that push boundaries. The site appears to