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steven

10 days ago

The Splash Club is a radio tower for text-based human discussion. The forum is the tower. It’s permanent, public, and indexable. Anything broadcast from it stays visible instead of disappearing into a feed. Threads are the signal. Each one carries a clear topic and purpose. They don’t compete for attention in real time. They get placed once, then exist where they land. Communities and tags are tuning knobs. They let readers narrow the signal to exactly what they want to hear, without an algorithm deciding for them. The daily feed is the broadcast schedule. New signals go out in order, day by day. Nothing jumps the line. Nothing gets replayed just because it performed well. Comments are live transmissions. They stream in chronological order, like a conversation unfolding on-air. No rankings. No highlights. Just voices arriving as they speak. Membership is the filter. It reduces static. It slows things down. It keeps the signal human.