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	Following the fallout and the death of Heyuri in early September 2020, as well as several attempts by Kuz to revive Heyuri, Kuz launched StrawberryHeaven. It opened with multiple boards, including several that differed from Heyuri; namely /d/, /gif/, /r/, and /mil/. The textboards that differed from Heyuri consisted of /hy/, and /chat/ (basically /lounge/). The board software (Kareha) was quite different to Heyuri: post numbers were per-thread, so every thread began with post [[1-san\|No.1]]. The board software lacked many of the features and styles that Heyuri contained, and was considered barren by many of the users.		Following the fallout and the death of Heyuri in early September 2020, as well as several attempts by Kuz to revive Heyuri, Kuz launched StrawberryHeaven. It opened with multiple boards, including several that differed from Heyuri; namely /d/, /gif/, /r/, and /mil/. The textboards that differed from Heyuri consisted of /hy/, and /chat/ (basically /lounge/). The board software (Kareha) was quite different to Heyuri: post numbers were per-thread, so every thread began with post [[1-san\|No.1]]. The board software lacked many of the features and styles that Heyuri contained, and was considered barren by many of the users.

	The site contained a counter on the front page that displayed how many times the site was viewed. It also contained multiple links to other non-StrawberryHeaven [[KolymaBBS]] boards ran by [[~~Kolyma~~]]. The site had relatively low activity and poor growth, as the shrinking userbase of Heyuri was fractured across multiple locations.		The site contained a counter on the front page that displayed how many times the site was viewed. It also contained multiple links to other non-StrawberryHeaven [[KolymaBBS]] boards ran by [[KolymaNET]]. The site had relatively low activity and poor growth, as the shrinking userbase of Heyuri was fractured across multiple locations.

	The board began with 17 (19 if you count the KolymaBBS boards), 12 imageboards, and 5 textboards. As usual, the most active board was /b/, followed by /r/ (allegedly).		The board began with 17 (19 if you count the KolymaBBS boards), 12 imageboards, and 5 textboards. As usual, the most active board was /b/, followed by /r/ (allegedly).

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			'''StrawberryHeaven''', commonly abbreviated as '''SH''', was an [[bulletin board]] website created as a [[Bunker Board\|bunker]], and later replacement to [[Heyuri]], lasting from September 29th, 2020 (according to archive.org) to January 6th, 2021. It was once considered by some to be the lowest Heyuri ever sank and the very depth of the [[Dark Ages]], though some believe the darkest period in Heyuri's history came afterwards. Some have speculated that upwards of half or more of Heyuri's users were lost during the move to StrawberryHeaven, which was marked by heavy [[De-kolymization\|Kolymization]], [[Drama]], [[spam]], [[Akima\|hacks]], and more.

			Although the site was widely condemned as shit and sub par to Heyuri, [[lolico]]'s refusal to cooperate with [[Kuz]] left most users with no choice but to use it. Regardless, several notable posts in "Heyuri History" were made on SH, including the famous "Draw Yuno Thread".

			== The Story ==
			Following the fallout and the death of Heyuri in early September 2020, as well as several attempts by Kuz to revive Heyuri, Kuz launched StrawberryHeaven. It opened with multiple boards, including several that differed from Heyuri; namely /d/, /gif/, /r/, and /mil/. The textboards that differed from Heyuri consisted of /hy/, and /chat/ (basically /lounge/). The board software (Kareha) was quite different to Heyuri: post numbers were per-thread, so every thread began with post [[1-san\|No.1]]. The board software lacked many of the features and styles that Heyuri contained, and was considered barren by many of the users.

			The site contained a counter on the front page that displayed how many times the site was viewed. It also contained multiple links to other non-StrawberryHeaven [[KolymaBBS]] boards ran by [[Kolyma]]. The site had relatively low activity and poor growth, as the shrinking userbase of Heyuri was fractured across multiple locations.

			The board began with 17 (19 if you count the KolymaBBS boards), 12 imageboards, and 5 textboards. As usual, the most active board was /b/, followed by /r/ (allegedly).

			As time went on and a few new users showed up, multiple complaints arose. Some complaints were about the appearance of the textboards, some about the management of the boards, and some about how the site had little to none of Heyuri's former appeal; and as such, the site was quite dead.

			On October 7th—after posts from users discussing the issues and providing suggestions came in—Kuz made a newspost explaining how he would attempt to solve them. As per user requests, Kuz removed most of the boards, leaving only /r/, /b/, /q/, and /a/. He also stated that he would move the site to a different software. Another important part of this post was regarding his withdrawal from the site. Kuz mentioned how he was tired from trying to revive Heyuri, and gave himself two options to remedy this: take a break, or exhaust himself to the point where the site isn't fun anymore. He also took on three anonymous moderators, and left them to help with the site. The final big thing the newspost mentions is the ever-growing need of PHP devs.

			On October 16th, another newspost was made. This one was made by "yaril", who kuz had handed the site over to. His adminstration was met with mixed opinions and criticisms, and many users of the site disagreed with some of his rule changes (such as the outright banning of the topic of Virtual YouTubers from the site).

			On October 18th, another newspost was made. This one was made by a developer called man_of_steel, and it detailed the upcoming changes on the site, such as banning all lurking Russian IPs and restoring Heyuri's old features. This provided some optimism to the site, however other things were in store for it.

			Behind the scenes, kuz and lolico were making amends, and it was discovered that Kuz had a backup of Heyuri from roughly a month prior to Heyuri's death, right after a previous spam attack. This, along with kuz and lolico making up, led to Heyuri's revival, which would happen in early December 2020.

			As for Strawberryheaven? The site eventually became an archive of itself, but at some point it was taken down and the domain has since left Kuz's ownership.

			== Promotion ==
			In an effort to bring over more of Heyuri's former userbase and to encourage new users to come to StrawberryHeaven, advertisements were made and posted on multiple imageboards across the web. These were met with mixed results: some Heyuri users found their way back to Heyuri through these advertisements, others dismissed it as another "kuz site" and forgot about it, and it also brought in some of the "wrong crowd". These advertisements made the site gain slightly more traction, as the post rate was a little better than Heyuri's post-lolico fallout, but this fizzled out not too long after the site's closure.

			== Community ==
			StrawberryHeaven's community consisted of a small group of former-Heyuri users who had managed to find their way there, a handful of new users who had never heard of Heyuri, and some weirdos from 4chan and other imageboards. [[Original content]] was made, although not to the extent that was experienced on Heyuri. Threads like the Yuno draw thread gained some traction, which injected an ever-so-slight amount of Heyuri magic into the site.

			By and large, however, StrawberryHeaven was not received well by the community. Complaints were made about the board software; it was very buggy and broken, and contained little-to-no features Heyuri had. It didn't even run on the same software as Heyuri (lolico's proprietary fork of FutabaWall), and instead ran on kuz's fork of Kareha named "ktaba". Another consistent complaint was the post activity: due to the death of Heyuri, many of the userbase never discovered SH and left under the belief that Heyuri was gone forever, or they did find SH but disregarded it due to how much it differed from Heyuri. Many SH users wanted Heyuri back, as they believed SH lacked the special something that Heyuri had. The general dislike only worsened when yaril took adminstration of the site, as users disliked how he handled things; many even wanted kuz back.

			This was also a big factor that led to kuz and lolico talking it out, as many of the users had come to find out that it was [[Akima\|a certain skiddie]]'s fault that Heyuri had died, and that the two former Heyuri admins should talk out their differences so that Heyuri could return with the both of them at the helm.

			There were some positive things about StrawberryHeaven: OC was made, though not much, and it didn't make much of an impact around the site. This may have been because the site was dead, or because the userbase had fundamentally changed. The /r/ board also saw some activity, but that was mostly the result of the one user who requested the board spamming it.

			== Final Thoughts ==
			StrawberryHeaven was a buggy and broken mess, and served as little more than a temporary bunker for Heyuri users. Although it is regarded by some as a "dark age" in Heyuri's history, it demonstrated just how much the concept of Heyuri was loved (at least in our little corner of the internet), and that it would take much more than the destruction of a server in order to kill that idea. This is also arguably what caused Heyuri to return, as it would've been permanently dead had people not struggled for it back.

			== Links ==
			[https://web.archive.org/web/20200929010503/https://strawberryheaven.net/ Main Page (slightly borken)]

			[https://archive.ph/F6OLm /a/]

			[https://archive.ph/p1GIY /q/]

			[https://archive.ph/URZkT /r/]<br>

			[https://archive.ph/rHwfG /b/]

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	'''StrawberryHeaven''', commonly abbreviated as '''SH''', was an [[bulletin board]] website created as a [[Bunker Board\|bunker]], and later replacement to [[Heyuri]], lasting from September 29th, 2020 (according to archive.org) to January 6th, 2021. It was once considered by some to be the lowest Heyuri ever sank and the very depth of the [[Dark Ages]], though some believe the darkest period in Heyuri's history came afterwards. Some have speculated that upwards of half or more of Heyuri's users were lost during the move to StrawberryHeaven, which was marked by heavy [[De-kolymization\|Kolymization]], [[Drama]], [[spam]], [[Akima\|hacks]], and more.

	Although the site was widely condemned as shit and sub par to Heyuri, [[lolico]]'s refusal to cooperate with [[Kuz]] left most users with no choice but to use it. Regardless, several notable posts in "Heyuri History" were made on SH, including the famous "Draw Yuno Thread".

	~~== The Story ==~~
	Following the fallout and the death of Heyuri in early September 2020, as well as several attempts by Kuz to revive Heyuri, Kuz launched StrawberryHeaven. It opened with multiple boards, including several that differed from Heyuri; namely /d/, /gif/, /r/, and /mil/. The textboards that differed from Heyuri consisted of /hy/, and /chat/ (basically /lounge/). The board software (Kareha) was quite different to Heyuri: post numbers were per-thread, so every thread began with post [[1-san\|No.1]]. The board software lacked many of the features and styles that Heyuri contained, and was considered barren by many of the users.

	The site contained a counter on the front page that displayed how many times the site was viewed. It also contained multiple links to other non-StrawberryHeaven [[KolymaBBS]] boards ran by [[Kolyma]]. The site had relatively low activity and poor growth, as the shrinking userbase of Heyuri was fractured across multiple locations.

	~~The board began with 17 (19 if you count the KolymaBBS boards), 12 imageboards, and 5 textboards. As usual, the most active board was /b/, followed by /r/ (allegedly).~~

	As time went on and a few new users showed up, multiple complaints arose. Some complaints were about the appearance of the textboards, some about the management of the boards, and some about how the site had little to none of Heyuri's former appeal; and as such, the site was quite dead.

	On October 7th—after posts from users discussing the issues and providing suggestions came in—Kuz made a newspost explaining how he would attempt to solve them. As per user requests, Kuz removed most of the boards, leaving only /r/, /b/, /q/, and /a/. He also stated that he would move the site to a different software. Another important part of this post was regarding his withdrawal from the site. Kuz mentioned how he was tired from trying to revive Heyuri, and gave himself two options to remedy this: take a break, or exhaust himself to the point where the site isn't fun anymore. He also took on three anonymous moderators, and left them to help with the site. The final big thing the newspost mentions is the ever-growing need of PHP devs.

	On October 16th, another newspost was made. This one was made by "yaril", who kuz had handed the site over to. His adminstration was met with mixed opinions and criticisms, and many users of the site disagreed with some of his rule changes (such as the outright banning of the topic of Virtual YouTubers from the site).

	On October 18th, another newspost was made. This one was made by a developer called man_of_steel, and it detailed the upcoming changes on the site, such as banning all lurking Russian IPs and restoring Heyuri's old features. This provided some optimism to the site, however other things were in store for it.

	Behind the scenes, kuz and lolico were making amends, and it was discovered that Kuz had a backup of Heyuri from roughly a month prior to Heyuri's death, right after a previous spam attack. This, along with kuz and lolico making up, led to Heyuri's revival, which would happen in early December 2020.

	~~As for Strawberryheaven? The site eventually became an archive of itself, but at some point it was taken down and the domain has since left Kuz's ownership.~~

	~~== Promotion ==~~
	In an effort to bring over more of Heyuri's former userbase and to encourage new users to come to StrawberryHeaven, advertisements were made and posted on multiple imageboards across the web. These were met with mixed results: some Heyuri users found their way back to Heyuri through these advertisements, others dismissed it as another "kuz site" and forgot about it, and it also brought in some of the "wrong crowd". These advertisements made the site gain slightly more traction, as the post rate was a little better than Heyuri's post-lolico fallout, but this fizzled out not too long after the site's closure.

	~~== Community ==~~
	StrawberryHeaven's community consisted of a small group of former-Heyuri users who had managed to find their way there, a handful of new users who had never heard of Heyuri, and some weirdos from 4chan and other imageboards. [[Original content]] was made, although not to the extent that was experienced on Heyuri. Threads like the Yuno draw thread gained some traction, which injected an ever-so-slight amount of Heyuri magic into the site.

	By and large, however, StrawberryHeaven was not received well by the community. Complaints were made about the board software; it was very buggy and broken, and contained little-to-no features Heyuri had. It didn't even run on the same software as Heyuri (lolico's proprietary fork of FutabaWall), and instead ran on kuz's fork of Kareha named "ktaba". Another consistent complaint was the post activity: due to the death of Heyuri, many of the userbase never discovered SH and left under the belief that Heyuri was gone forever, or they did find SH but disregarded it due to how much it differed from Heyuri. Many SH users wanted Heyuri back, as they believed SH lacked the special something that Heyuri had. The general dislike only worsened when yaril took adminstration of the site, as users disliked how he handled things; many even wanted kuz back.

	This was also a big factor that led to kuz and lolico talking it out, as many of the users had come to find out that it was [[Akima\|a certain skiddie]]'s fault that Heyuri had died, and that the two former Heyuri admins should talk out their differences so that Heyuri could return with the both of them at the helm.

	There were some positive things about StrawberryHeaven: OC was made, though not much, and it didn't make much of an impact around the site. This may have been because the site was dead, or because the userbase had fundamentally changed. The /r/ board also saw some activity, but that was mostly the result of the one user who requested the board spamming it.

	~~== Final Thoughts ==~~
	StrawberryHeaven was a buggy and broken mess, and served as little more than a temporary bunker for Heyuri users. Although it is regarded by some as a "dark age" in Heyuri's history, it demonstrated just how much the concept of Heyuri was loved (at least in our little corner of the internet), and that it would take much more than the destruction of a server in order to kill that idea. This is also arguably what caused Heyuri to return, as it would've been permanently dead had people not struggled for it back.

	~~== Links ==~~
	~~[https://web.archive~~.org~~/web/20200929010503/https://strawberryheaven.net/ Main Page (slightly borken)]~~

	~~[https://archive.ph/F6OLm /a/]~~

	~~[https://archive.ph/p1GIY /q/]~~

	~~[https://archive.ph/URZkT /r/]<br>~~

	~~[https://archive.ph/rHwfG /b/]~~

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			'''StrawberryHeaven''', commonly abbreviated as '''SH''', was an [[bulletin board]] website created as a [[Bunker Board\|bunker]], and later replacement to [[Heyuri]], lasting from September 29th, 2020 (according to archive.org) to January 6th, 2021. It was once considered by some to be the lowest Heyuri ever sank and the very depth of the [[Dark Ages]], though some believe the darkest period in Heyuri's history came afterwards. Some have speculated that upwards of half or more of Heyuri's users were lost during the move to StrawberryHeaven, which was marked by heavy [[De-kolymization\|Kolymization]], [[Drama]], [[spam]], [[Akima\|hacks]], and more.

			Although the site was widely condemned as shit and sub par to Heyuri, [[lolico]]'s refusal to cooperate with [[Kuz]] left most users with no choice but to use it. Regardless, several notable posts in "Heyuri History" were made on SH, including the famous "Draw Yuno Thread".

			== The Story ==
			Following the fallout and the death of Heyuri in early September 2020, as well as several attempts by Kuz to revive Heyuri, Kuz launched StrawberryHeaven. It opened with multiple boards, including several that differed from Heyuri; namely /d/, /gif/, /r/, and /mil/. The textboards that differed from Heyuri consisted of /hy/, and /chat/ (basically /lounge/). The board software (Kareha) was quite different to Heyuri: post numbers were per-thread, so every thread began with post [[1-san\|No.1]]. The board software lacked many of the features and styles that Heyuri contained, and was considered barren by many of the users.

			The site contained a counter on the front page that displayed how many times the site was viewed. It also contained multiple links to other non-StrawberryHeaven [[KolymaBBS]] boards ran by [[Kolyma]]. The site had relatively low activity and poor growth, as the shrinking userbase of Heyuri was fractured across multiple locations.

			The board began with 17 (19 if you count the KolymaBBS boards), 12 imageboards, and 5 textboards. As usual, the most active board was /b/, followed by /r/ (allegedly).

			As time went on and a few new users showed up, multiple complaints arose. Some complaints were about the appearance of the textboards, some about the management of the boards, and some about how the site had little to none of Heyuri's former appeal; and as such, the site was quite dead.

			On October 7th—after posts from users discussing the issues and providing suggestions came in—Kuz made a newspost explaining how he would attempt to solve them. As per user requests, Kuz removed most of the boards, leaving only /r/, /b/, /q/, and /a/. He also stated that he would move the site to a different software. Another important part of this post was regarding his withdrawal from the site. Kuz mentioned how he was tired from trying to revive Heyuri, and gave himself two options to remedy this: take a break, or exhaust himself to the point where the site isn't fun anymore. He also took on three anonymous moderators, and left them to help with the site. The final big thing the newspost mentions is the ever-growing need of PHP devs.

			On October 16th, another newspost was made. This one was made by "yaril", who kuz had handed the site over to. His adminstration was met with mixed opinions and criticisms, and many users of the site disagreed with some of his rule changes (such as the outright banning of the topic of Virtual YouTubers from the site).

			On October 18th, another newspost was made. This one was made by a developer called man_of_steel, and it detailed the upcoming changes on the site, such as banning all lurking Russian IPs and restoring Heyuri's old features. This provided some optimism to the site, however other things were in store for it.

			Behind the scenes, kuz and lolico were making amends, and it was discovered that Kuz had a backup of Heyuri from roughly a month prior to Heyuri's death, right after a previous spam attack. This, along with kuz and lolico making up, led to Heyuri's revival, which would happen in early December 2020.

			As for Strawberryheaven? The site eventually became an archive of itself, but at some point it was taken down and the domain has since left Kuz's ownership.

			== Promotion ==
			In an effort to bring over more of Heyuri's former userbase and to encourage new users to come to StrawberryHeaven, advertisements were made and posted on multiple imageboards across the web. These were met with mixed results: some Heyuri users found their way back to Heyuri through these advertisements, others dismissed it as another "kuz site" and forgot about it, and it also brought in some of the "wrong crowd". These advertisements made the site gain slightly more traction, as the post rate was a little better than Heyuri's post-lolico fallout, but this fizzled out not too long after the site's closure.

			== Community ==
			StrawberryHeaven's community consisted of a small group of former-Heyuri users who had managed to find their way there, a handful of new users who had never heard of Heyuri, and some weirdos from 4chan and other imageboards. [[Original content]] was made, although not to the extent that was experienced on Heyuri. Threads like the Yuno draw thread gained some traction, which injected an ever-so-slight amount of Heyuri magic into the site.

			By and large, however, StrawberryHeaven was not received well by the community. Complaints were made about the board software; it was very buggy and broken, and contained little-to-no features Heyuri had. It didn't even run on the same software as Heyuri (lolico's proprietary fork of FutabaWall), and instead ran on kuz's fork of Kareha named "ktaba". Another consistent complaint was the post activity: due to the death of Heyuri, many of the userbase never discovered SH and left under the belief that Heyuri was gone forever, or they did find SH but disregarded it due to how much it differed from Heyuri. Many SH users wanted Heyuri back, as they believed SH lacked the special something that Heyuri had. The general dislike only worsened when yaril took adminstration of the site, as users disliked how he handled things; many even wanted kuz back.

			This was also a big factor that led to kuz and lolico talking it out, as many of the users had come to find out that it was [[Akima\|a certain skiddie]]'s fault that Heyuri had died, and that the two former Heyuri admins should talk out their differences so that Heyuri could return with the both of them at the helm.

			There were some positive things about StrawberryHeaven: OC was made, though not much, and it didn't make much of an impact around the site. This may have been because the site was dead, or because the userbase had fundamentally changed. The /r/ board also saw some activity, but that was mostly the result of the one user who requested the board spamming it.

			== Final Thoughts ==
			StrawberryHeaven was a buggy and broken mess, and served as little more than a temporary bunker for Heyuri users. Although it is regarded by some as a "dark age" in Heyuri's history, it demonstrated just how much the concept of Heyuri was loved (at least in our little corner of the internet), and that it would take much more than the destruction of a server in order to kill that idea. This is also arguably what caused Heyuri to return, as it would've been permanently dead had people not struggled for it back.

			== Links ==
			[https://web.archive.org/web/20200929010503/https://strawberryheaven.net/ Main Page (slightly borken)]

			[https://archive.ph/F6OLm /a/]

			[https://archive.ph/p1GIY /q/]

			[https://archive.ph/URZkT /r/]<br>

			[https://archive.ph/rHwfG /b/]

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	[[File:~~Draw yuno~~.png~~\|thumb\|''in this thread YOU HAVE TO DRAW YUNO'']]~~		[[File:Heyuri example image.png]]

	'''StrawberryHeaven''', commonly abbreviated as '''SH''', was an [[bulletin board]] website created as a [[Bunker Board\|bunker]], and later replacement to [[Heyuri]], lasting from September 29th, 2020 (according to archive.org) to January 6th, 2021. It was once considered by some to be the lowest Heyuri ever sank and the very depth of the [[Dark Ages]], though some believe the darkest period in Heyuri's history came afterwards. Some have speculated that upwards of half or more of Heyuri's users were lost during the move to StrawberryHeaven, which was marked by heavy [[De-kolymization\|Kolymization]], [[Drama]], [[spam]], [[Akima\|hacks]], and more.

	Although the site was widely condemned as shit and sub par to Heyuri, [[lolico]]'s refusal to cooperate with [[Kuz]] left most users with no choice but to use it. Regardless, several notable posts in "Heyuri History" were made on SH, including the famous "Draw Yuno Thread".

	~~== The Story ==~~
	Following the fallout and the death of Heyuri in early September 2020, as well as several attempts by Kuz to revive Heyuri, Kuz launched StrawberryHeaven. It opened with multiple boards, including several that differed from Heyuri; namely /d/, /gif/, /r/, and /mil/. The textboards that differed from Heyuri consisted of /hy/, and /chat/ (basically /lounge/). The board software (Kareha) was quite different to Heyuri: post numbers were per-thread, so every thread began with post [[1-san\|No.1]]. The board software lacked many of the features and styles that Heyuri contained, and was considered barren by many of the users.

	The site contained a counter on the front page that displayed how many times the site was viewed. It also contained multiple links to other non-StrawberryHeaven [[KolymaBBS]] boards ran by [[Kolyma]]. The site had relatively low activity and poor growth, as the shrinking userbase of Heyuri was fractured across multiple locations.

	~~The board began with 17 (19 if you count the KolymaBBS boards), 12 imageboards, and 5 textboards. As usual, the most active board was /b/, followed by /r/ (allegedly).~~

	As time went on and a few new users showed up, multiple complaints arose. Some complaints were about the appearance of the textboards, some about the management of the boards, and some about how the site had little to none of Heyuri's former appeal; and as such, the site was quite dead.

	On October 7th—after posts from users discussing the issues and providing suggestions came in—Kuz made a newspost explaining how he would attempt to solve them. As per user requests, Kuz removed most of the boards, leaving only /r/, /b/, /q/, and /a/. He also stated that he would move the site to a different software. Another important part of this post was regarding his withdrawal from the site. Kuz mentioned how he was tired from trying to revive Heyuri, and gave himself two options to remedy this: take a break, or exhaust himself to the point where the site isn't fun anymore. He also took on three anonymous moderators, and left them to help with the site. The final big thing the newspost mentions is the ever-growing need of PHP devs.

	On October 16th, another newspost was made. This one was made by "yaril", who kuz had handed the site over to. His adminstration was met with mixed opinions and criticisms, and many users of the site disagreed with some of his rule changes (such as the outright banning of the topic of Virtual YouTubers from the site).

	On October 18th, another newspost was made. This one was made by a developer called man_of_steel, and it detailed the upcoming changes on the site, such as banning all lurking Russian IPs and restoring Heyuri's old features. This provided some optimism to the site, however other things were in store for it.

	Behind the scenes, kuz and lolico were making amends, and it was discovered that Kuz had a backup of Heyuri from roughly a month prior to Heyuri's death, right after a previous spam attack. This, along with kuz and lolico making up, led to Heyuri's revival, which would happen in early December 2020.

	~~As for Strawberryheaven? The site eventually became an archive of itself, but at some point it was taken down and the domain has since left Kuz's ownership.~~

	~~== Promotion ==~~
	In an effort to bring over more of Heyuri's former userbase and to encourage new users to come to StrawberryHeaven, advertisements were made and posted on multiple imageboards across the web. These were met with mixed results: some Heyuri users found their way back to Heyuri through these advertisements, others dismissed it as another "kuz site" and forgot about it, and it also brought in some of the "wrong crowd". These advertisements made the site gain slightly more traction, as the post rate was a little better than Heyuri's post-lolico fallout, but this fizzled out not too long after the site's closure.

	~~== Community ==~~
	StrawberryHeaven's community consisted of a small group of former-Heyuri users who had managed to find their way there, a handful of new users who had never heard of Heyuri, and some weirdos from 4chan and other imageboards. [[Original content]] ~~was made, although not to the extent that was experienced on Heyuri. Threads like the Yuno draw thread gained some traction, which injected an ever-so-slight amount of Heyuri magic into the site.~~

	By and large, however, StrawberryHeaven was not received well by the community. Complaints were made about the board software; it was very buggy and broken, and contained little-to-no features Heyuri had. It didn't even run on the same software as Heyuri (lolico's proprietary fork of FutabaWall), and instead ran on kuz's fork of Kareha named "ktaba". Another consistent complaint was the post activity: due to the death of Heyuri, many of the userbase never discovered SH and left under the belief that Heyuri was gone forever, or they did find SH but disregarded it due to how much it differed from Heyuri. Many SH users wanted Heyuri back, as they believed SH lacked the special something that Heyuri had. The general dislike only worsened when yaril took adminstration of the site, as users disliked how he handled things; many even wanted kuz back.

	This was also a big factor that led to kuz and lolico talking it out, as many of the users had come to find out that it was [[Akima\|a certain skiddie]]'s fault that Heyuri had died, and that the two former Heyuri admins should talk out their differences so that Heyuri could return with the both of them at the helm.

	There were some positive things about StrawberryHeaven: OC was made, though not much, and it didn't make much of an impact around the site. This may have been because the site was dead, or because the userbase had fundamentally changed. The /r/ board also saw some activity, but that was mostly the result of the one user who requested the board spamming it.

	~~== Final Thoughts ==~~
	StrawberryHeaven was a buggy and broken mess, and served as little more than a temporary bunker for Heyuri users. Although it is regarded by some as a "dark age" in Heyuri's history, it demonstrated just how much the concept of Heyuri was loved (at least in our little corner of the internet), and that it would take much more than the destruction of a server in order to kill that idea. This is also arguably what caused Heyuri to return, as it would've been permanently dead had people not struggled for it back.

	~~== Links ==~~
	~~[https://web.archive.org/web/20200929010503/https://strawberryheaven.net/ Main Page (slightly borken)]~~

	~~[https://archive.ph/F6OLm /a/]~~

	~~[https://archive.ph/p1GIY /q/]~~

	~~[https://archive.ph/URZkT /r/]<br>~~

	~~[https://archive.ph/rHwfG /b/~~]

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	== Community ==		== Community ==
	StrawberryHeaven's community consisted of a small group of former-Heyuri users who had managed to find their way there, a handful of new users who had never heard of Heyuri, and some weirdos from 4chan and other imageboards. [[Original ~~Content~~]] was made, although not to the extent that was experienced on Heyuri. Threads like the Yuno draw thread gained some traction, which injected an ever-so-slight amount of Heyuri magic into the site.		StrawberryHeaven's community consisted of a small group of former-Heyuri users who had managed to find their way there, a handful of new users who had never heard of Heyuri, and some weirdos from 4chan and other imageboards. [[Original content]] was made, although not to the extent that was experienced on Heyuri. Threads like the Yuno draw thread gained some traction, which injected an ever-so-slight amount of Heyuri magic into the site.

	By and large, however, StrawberryHeaven was not received well by the community. Complaints were made about the board software; it was very buggy and broken, and contained little-to-no features Heyuri had. It didn't even run on the same software as Heyuri (lolico's proprietary fork of FutabaWall), and instead ran on kuz's fork of Kareha named "ktaba". Another consistent complaint was the post activity: due to the death of Heyuri, many of the userbase never discovered SH and left under the belief that Heyuri was gone forever, or they did find SH but disregarded it due to how much it differed from Heyuri. Many SH users wanted Heyuri back, as they believed SH lacked the special something that Heyuri had. The general dislike only worsened when yaril took adminstration of the site, as users disliked how he handled things; many even wanted kuz back.		By and large, however, StrawberryHeaven was not received well by the community. Complaints were made about the board software; it was very buggy and broken, and contained little-to-no features Heyuri had. It didn't even run on the same software as Heyuri (lolico's proprietary fork of FutabaWall), and instead ran on kuz's fork of Kareha named "ktaba". Another consistent complaint was the post activity: due to the death of Heyuri, many of the userbase never discovered SH and left under the belief that Heyuri was gone forever, or they did find SH but disregarded it due to how much it differed from Heyuri. Many SH users wanted Heyuri back, as they believed SH lacked the special something that Heyuri had. The general dislike only worsened when yaril took adminstration of the site, as users disliked how he handled things; many even wanted kuz back.

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	The community consisted of a few Heyuri users who had managed to find their way, multiple new users who had never heard of Heyuri in their life before, and some weirdos from 4chan. Original content was made, not to the extent that it was on Heyuri, but threads like the Yuno thread gained traction and left that ever-so slight Heyuri magic into the site.		The community consisted of a few Heyuri users who had managed to find their way, multiple new users who had never heard of Heyuri in their life before, and some weirdos from 4chan. Original content was made, not to the extent that it was on Heyuri, but threads like the Yuno thread gained traction and left that ever-so slight Heyuri magic into the site.

	The site, however, was not received well by the community. Complaints consisted of the software, which was very buggy, and very broken, as it contained little to no features Heyuri had, and didn't even run on the same software, as Heyuri ran on ~~Sakamoto~~ at the time and SH ran on kareha. Another consistent complaint was the post activity: Due to the death of Heyuri, many of the userbase had left it with the idea that it was another dead imageboard, and didn't find SH, or even disregarded it due to how much it differed from Heyuri. Users wanted Heyuri back, as they believed SH lacked something that Heyuri had. Due to this, the site had little popularity, and was rather obscure, save for some lurkers. The general dislike only shifted more when yaril took adminstration of the site, as people disliked how he handled the site and many wanted kuz back.		The site, however, was not received well by the community. Complaints consisted of the software, which was very buggy, and very broken, as it contained little to no features Heyuri had, and didn't even run on the same software, as Heyuri ran on lolico's proprietary fork of FutabaWall at the time and SH ran on kuz's fork of kareha named ktaba. Another consistent complaint was the post activity: Due to the death of Heyuri, many of the userbase had left it with the idea that it was another dead imageboard, and didn't find SH, or even disregarded it due to how much it differed from Heyuri. Users wanted Heyuri back, as they believed SH lacked something that Heyuri had. Due to this, the site had little popularity, and was rather obscure, save for some lurkers. The general dislike only shifted more when yaril took adminstration of the site, as people disliked how he handled the site and many wanted kuz back.

	This was also a big factor that led to kuz and lolico talking it out, as many people of the userbase decided that it was [// that skiddie's] fault that the site had died, and that they should talk out their differences so Heyuri can come back, with the both of them.		This was also a big factor that led to kuz and lolico talking it out, as many people of the userbase decided that it was [// that skiddie's] fault that the site had died, and that they should talk out their differences so Heyuri can come back, with the both of them.

	There was some positive things about the site, though. OC was made, however small, and didn't gain much note around the site, whether that was because the site was dead, or because of the userbase shift. /r/ also saw quite a bit of attention, but I'm kinda ~~exaggeratiing~~ that because it was my spam board lol		There was some positive things about the site, though. OC was made, however small, and didn't gain much note around the site, whether that was because the site was dead, or because of the userbase shift. /r/ also saw quite a bit of attention, but I'm kinda exaggerating that because it was my spam board lol

	== Final Thoughts ==		== Final Thoughts ==
	Strawberry Heaven was a buggy and broken mess, and served nothing much more than a bunker for Heyuri. Although it may seem pessimistic, and is regarded as a "dark age" in Heyuri's history, it showed that the concept of Heyuri is a concept that is widely liked upon general consenus (in our little part of the internet) and that it will take much more than the destruction of a server in order to kill that idea. This is also arguably what caused Heyuri to return, as it would've been permanently dead had people not struggled for it back.		Strawberry Heaven was a buggy and broken mess, and served nothing much more than a bunker for Heyuri. Although it may seem pessimistic, and is regarded as a "dark age" in Heyuri's history, it showed that the concept of Heyuri is a concept that is widely liked upon general consenus (in our little part of the internet) and that it will take much more than the destruction of a server in order to kill that idea. This is also arguably what caused Heyuri to return, as it would've been permanently dead had people not struggled for it back.

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	[[File:Draw yuno.png\|thumb\|''in this thread YOU HAVE TO DRAW YUNO'']]		[[File:Draw yuno.png\|thumb\|''in this thread YOU HAVE TO DRAW YUNO'']]
	'''Strawberryheaven''', commonly abbreviated as '''SH''', was an [[bulletin board]] website created as a [[Bunker Board\|bunker]], and later replacement to [[Heyuri]], lasting from October 1st, 2020 to January 6th, 2021. It is considered to be the lowest Heyuri ever sank and the very depth of the [[Dark Ages]], some speculate upwards of half or more of Heyuri's users were lost during this period, which was marked by heavy [[De-kolymization\|Kolymization]], [[Drama]], [[spam]], [[Akima\|hacks]], and more.

	Although the site was universally condemned as shit and sub par to Heyuri, lolicos refusal to cooperate with Kuz left most users with no choice but to use it. Regardless, several notable posts in "Heyuri History" where made on SH, including the famous "Draw Yuno Thread"		'''Strawberryheaven''', commonly abbreviated as '''SH''', was an [[bulletin board]] website created as a [[Bunker Board\|bunker]], and later replacement to [[Heyuri]], lasting from September 29th, 2020 (according to archive.org) to January 6th, 2021. It is considered to be the lowest Heyuri ever sank and the very depth of the [[Dark Ages]], some speculate upwards of half or more of Heyuri's users were lost during this period, which was marked by heavy [[De-kolymization\|Kolymization]], [[Drama]], [[spam]], [[Akima\|hacks]], and more.

			Although the site was universally condemned as shit and sub par to Heyuri, lolicos refusal to cooperate with Kuz left most users with no choice but to use it. Regardless, several notable posts in "Heyuri History" where made on SH, including the famous "Draw Yuno Thread".
			= The Story =
			Following the fallout and the death of Heyuri, kuz opens the site. It opens with multiple boards, with the ones differing from Heyuri being /d/, /gif/, /r/, and /mil/. The textboards that differed from Heyuri consisted of /hy/, and /chat/ (basically /lounge/). The board design was quite different compared to Heyuri, as post numbers didn't save throughout threads, so every thread began with a post number of #1. The board lacked the many features, and styles that Heyuri contained, and was considered barren by the userbase. The site also ran on kareha. Yeah.<br>

			The site contained counter on the front page that displayed how many times the site was viewed. It also contained mulitple links to other boards made by Kolyma. The site was also relatively obscure, as the dying userbase of Heyuri was fractured throughout multiple areas across imageboards.

			The board began with 17 (19 if you count the KolymaBBS boards), 12 normal boards and 5 textboards. As usual, the most posted on board was /b/, with /r/ following.

			As time went on, and the userbase began to grow, multiple complaints arose. Some about the look of the textboards, some about the management of the board, some about how the site had little to none of Heyuri's [lasting] appeal and as such, the site was quite dead.

			On October 7th, kuz made a newspost explaining these issues and how he would attempt to resolve them. He removed most boards, leaving only /r/, /b/, /q/, and /a/. He also stated how he would move the site to a different software. The most Important part from this post, however, is his withdrawal from the site. He mentions how he is tired from trying to revive Heyuri, and gave him self two options for remedying this: Take a break, or to exhaust himself to the point where the site isn't fun anymore. He also created three anonymous moderators, and left them to help with the site. The final big thing the newspost mentions is the ever growing need of PHP devs.

			Then, on October 16th, another newspost was made. It was made by yaril, who kuz had handed the site over to, as he went on his break. His adminstration was met with mixed criticism, but the vast majority of the site disagreed on some of his rule changes, such as outright banning virtual tubers from the site.

			On October 18th, another newspost was made. This one was made by a developer, called man_of_steel, and it detailed the upcoming changes on the site, such as banning all lurking Russian IPs, and restoring Heyuri's old features. This gave the site optimism, however, other things were in store for it.

			Behind the scenes, kuz and lolico were making amends. and it was actually discovered that kuz had a backup of the site right after a spam attack. This, in turn with kuz and lolico making up, led to Heyuri coming back, approximately around early December.

			As for Strawberryheaven? The site eventually became archived, but at some point it was taken down, and the domain has been relinquished from kuz ever since.
			== Advertisements ==
			In an effort to bring back the userbase, and to encourage new users to come to the site, advertisements were made and posted on multiple imageboards across the web. These were met with mixed results: some Heyuri users found their way back to Heyuri through this, others dismissed it as another "kuz site" and forgot about it, and [// people of the wrong crowd] happened to find their way there. These advertisements made the site gain more traction, as the post rate was somewhat better than Heyuri's post-lolico fallout, but this fizzled out not to long after the site's closure.<br>
			== Community ==
			The community consisted of a few Heyuri users who had managed to find their way, multiple new users who had never heard of Heyuri in their life before, and some weirdos from 4chan. Original content was made, not to the extent that it was on Heyuri, but threads like the Yuno thread gained traction and left that ever-so slight Heyuri magic into the site.

			The site, however, was not received well by the community. Complaints consisted of the software, which was very buggy, and very broken, as it contained little to no features Heyuri had, and didn't even run on the same software, as Heyuri ran on Sakamoto at the time and SH ran on kareha. Another consistent complaint was the post activity: Due to the death of Heyuri, many of the userbase had left it with the idea that it was another dead imageboard, and didn't find SH, or even disregarded it due to how much it differed from Heyuri. Users wanted Heyuri back, as they believed SH lacked something that Heyuri had. Due to this, the site had little popularity, and was rather obscure, save for some lurkers. The general dislike only shifted more when yaril took adminstration of the site, as people disliked how he handled the site and many wanted kuz back.

			This was also a big factor that led to kuz and lolico talking it out, as many people of the userbase decided that it was [// that skiddie's] fault that the site had died, and that they should talk out their differences so Heyuri can come back, with the both of them.

			There was some positive things about the site, though. OC was made, however small, and didn't gain much note around the site, whether that was because the site was dead, or because of the userbase shift. /r/ also saw quite a bit of attention, but I'm kinda exaggeratiing that because it was my spam board lol
			== Final Thoughts ==
			Strawberry Heaven was a buggy and broken mess, and served nothing much more than a bunker for Heyuri. Although it may seem pessimistic, and is regarded as a "dark age" in Heyuri's history, it showed that the concept of Heyuri is a concept that is widely liked upon general consenus (in our little part of the internet) and that it will take much more than the destruction of a server in order to kill that idea. This is also arguably what caused Heyuri to return, as it would've been permanently dead had people not struggled for it back.
			== Links ==
			[https://web.archive.org/web/20200929010503/https://strawberryheaven.net/ Main Page (slightly borken)]

			[https://archive.ph/F6OLm /a/]

			[https://archive.ph/p1GIY /q/]

			[https://archive.ph/URZkT /r/]<br>

			[https://archive.ph/rHwfG /b/]