Library
Guestbook Etiquette
General Notes
I decided to write up this piece of documentation to hopefully warn others before they dare to misuse this page for nefarious plots like harassment campaigns.
All submitted entries are automatically stored in a private database before being reviewed by yours truly. The same thing applies to a separate form displayed on the Contact page.
So... guess who decided to change her #WordPress theme on a whim? 👀I also added a guestbook for any visitors to my official website: aiyoku.xyz/home/guestbookTweaking the newly updated footer was a semi-long, but fun process over time. 😅#VSky #BlackVTuber #VCreator #VChill #CreatorsofBlacksky
— Aiyoku Nakasu 💜🌷 Tulip Princess (@aiyoku.xyz) September 26, 2025 at 4:01 AM
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Inspiration & Purpose
It was largely inspired by various self-hosted websites across the IndieWeb sphere that multi-passionate individuals (like me) call our home. The overall purpose is to be an informal method of engagement for human visitors (NOT bots or crawlers) outside of social media, Discord, etc.
Especially since (almost) ALL comments are currently limited to registered/logged-in users. This restriction remains in place due to a brigade of constant spambots.
If anyone has visited an art gallery in person or IRL wedding, then the Guestbook page is almost similar to the physical book often used to keep track of attendees.
Use Cases
✅ YES
- Submit any SFW fanart with credit to its creator (as stated in the Fanart Guidelines).
- Send relevant feedback tied to my official website & other public content in good faith.
- Offer digital zine trades & similar exchanges between myself and other creative folks.
🚨 NO
- Spread hate speech of any kind and/or death threats to the website owner (a.k.a me).
- Try doxxing anyone’s personal information, including mine, w/o consent in general.
- Solicit illegal activities & inappropriate acts that violate ANY local and international laws.
