Private Villa of Corrupted Citizens (message board)
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Butthurt about not getting in PVCC? It's the PRIVATE Villa of Corrupt Citizens. They don't have to let everyone in. DEAL WITH IT.
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The Private Villa of Corrupted Citizens (colloquially known as PVCC) is a message board, appropriately named after the villainous organization from the Sonichu comics, of inhabited by trolls who despair at Chris's latest failures, and want nothing more than for him to succeed in life.
Having been hosted on the same wonderful server as the CWCki would mean that the PVCC never went offline for any amount of time. It has yet to be seen if the new host's performance is good enough. It is occasionally infiltrated by trolls, but they are quickly sent on their way.
PVCC is ruled by true Sonichu fan Cogsdev.
History of site
The forum was created when Chris's ED talk page was locked by its zealous guardians, who decreed that the Chris saga had gone as far as it could go. In retrospect, it was the smartest thing they ever did. The forums grew for a while during late 2008 and early 2009, a period known in the mind of many veteran trolls as the time when PVCC ran on PBLang and had an ominous bright-red-on-black color scheme. The first 110mb failure was catastrophic and almost the entire PVCC was deleted, so the forums had to be started from scratch -- this time, using the famous and well-known forum software phpBB.
Around April 2008, account creation on PVCC was protected with an application request system to deter ED and Krapple newfags from contaminating the forum. ED, needless to say, didn't take it very well, and after a few months this also led to the creation of the Chris-chan forum at Encyclopedia Dramatica's boards.
As 110mb kept crashing, the site has been through several incarnations, until in January 2010, both and CWCki were moved to a new hosting service that, needless to say, has proven way more reliable than 110mb.
Sauce
See also
- Cwc.wad - a project originating from PVCC