YTMND Search

I think what is going on is that YTMND is very search engine friendly. I have been to at least one search engine and e-business conference. <br /><br />Off the top of my head<br /><br />-YTMND has a constantly changing from page. (the changes mostly being text based)<br />- has a great deal of text on the front page<br />- has an enormous amount of changing links on the front page<br />- makes good use of meta tags everywhere<br /><br />Another possibility is that people are posting YTMND links on other sites like in the old days.

Hardly fair considering nobody votes based on quality.

Makes sense to me: Internet begins as method for sharing research [papers] between "experts," w/ such usage/content embedded into its construction, ie HTML formatting (<h1, 2, 3...> vs. <p>). Images are [eventually] included as placeholders, often merely signifiers of more/better possible visual representation. They must be compressed as efficiently as possible due to tech restraints. Over time, tho, usage changes, w/ shift in participants, stakeholders, & economics of the space. We're a visual culture and it follows that, as more people entered the set of users and tech increased capacity to move info at greater speeds, the text-based web was supplanted by visual language, first w/ images of consumption (including porn) and further w/ an influx of pop cultural ref, documenting the minutia of personal/daily life, cat pics, etc. Those lovingly terrible "homepage" GIFs of the '90s were the visual language of a particular moment of internet usage, design, population. YouTube comes along and provides a different way to express this wider usage of visual, popular and/or personal documentary narcissism: a flood of Vlog response videos to every semi-popular post. The "participatory" comment section proves interesting briefly, then dead, as it merely iterates through response patterns of binary critique and lowest common denominator trolling. Then comes Tumblr, where visual response to visual culture post (often) allows for a more nuanced, less literal exchange between participants. GIFs are reborn as signifier for "what I mean to say is..." By late 2000s, a generation of "digital natives" speak to each other only thru language of found imagery, producing little content but "communicating" (IMO, tho better words may exist) thru recombinant meme production and pop culture stand in. And boom: 2012 is the year of the GIF. See also: http://www.scribd.com/doc/25128416/Ways-of-Seeing-John-Berger

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because when they were lazy and made unreal tournament 2004 based off of unreal tournament 2003 they forgot to delete it.

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Based on the parody site http://www.dustindiamond.com/ by YTMND creator Max Goldberg. The spelling mistake and cheesy MIDI music is part of the joke. See http://www.dustindiamondsucks.com/ for more info.

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All Your Base Are Belong To Me!

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What is six multiplied by nine? 42 in base 13

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i belive that was sh*t talker any ways better then bing lazy and taking the al your base and put bitches in some other voice 4/5

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His name should be pronounced "base". I don't know why they pronounce it "b*ss".

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5/5 for making a ytmnd based on the greatest kids muppet show ever.

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WTF? This is actually more popular than the movie it's based on!

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Zerg, and just stuff all your Overlords in a corner of your base.

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This is amazing, what song was this based off of again?

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Because stuff like this is what the site was based on, *sshat.

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And by the by, stop comparing it to Half-Life 2. They share a first-person perspective, guns, and vehicles, and THAT'S IT. One's broad, non-linear, and exploration based (if anything like its predecesscor), while the other's mission-, action-based, and

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Brain's voice was based on an impersonation of Orson Welles, so I guess it goes both ways.

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*Agrees with Your Base*

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5 for being funnier than All Your Base ever was.

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Now make one with the stuff Bill says. "Husky unit, cover the base!"

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And who has a name based on it? Oh yeah, me.

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haha actually I'm working on a Bill one right now kinda... I just need a good sound clip of the Katina explosion (when the ship destroys the base). If anyone can help me out with that, I'd probably say, "Thank you!".

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Honest to god, this should be used on every forum and other login based site. Sheer comical genius.

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All your base,man!

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And upon further inspection, I've noticed a lot of your sites are based on fads. That's saying something, don't you think?

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Only a couple are based on fads. At least none of them are just the same old sh*t being flooded, that wasnt even funny the first time.

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Foolish person, since the whole "Site the sites" thing started, I deleted it out of misunderstanding. I re-done it when things became clear. I don't care if you think this is sh*t, plus more than "a couple" of your sites are fad based, retard.

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Information - Song = "Battle Without Honor or Humanity" by Hotei. Base picture from Kill Bill. Peppy picture from Starfox Adventures.

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Do you go to Newgrounds? Just wondering becuase All Your Base sh*t started over there

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ALL YOUR BASE + NSMB = WINNAR!! = YOU GETTING 5 STARS!