LadyCeleste · F
@DashaSweetPuppy: Te extrañamos hermosa amiga un montón, muchas gracias por regresar, este lugar no es igual sin ti, siempre formaréis parte importante tanto en nuestra familia Iorbix, como también nuestra hermosa familia Similar Worlds que son parte de mi familia real de la Verdadera Amistad y Hermandad en todo el mundo, como mi Familia Souvenir Ma Famille Le Jardin Des Meilleurs Amis, por siempre y para toda la vida, os queremos y amamos muchísimo, un abrazo desde el alma para ti. 🤗💖💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜🌏🌠💐🌻🌻🌻🌹🌹🌹🌺🌷🌸🌻💐💗🐼🐻🐾🐾🐾🌼🌼🌼🌸💐🌹🌻🌺🌈🌇🌅🌉🌃
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MasterLee · 56-60, M
It is a constant on here. Had to block the whole group.
MasterLee · 56-60, M
@DeWayfarer yes you can
DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
@MasterLee I have several whole categories blocked already. This definitely isn't one of them!
MasterLee · 56-60, M
@DeWayfarer she posted in the catch-all group.
BigBoss · 31-35, M
@candycane iOrbix was another social network from the creators of SW. It grew up into a very active community of (mostly) Spanish-speaking role-players. Probably the biggest one out there. I assume this wasn't necessarily what the owners intended, though. They eventually decided to focus on SW and pulled the plug on iOrbix.
After some time they migrated our accounts here, but this place certainly lacks a lot of things that made iOrbix so appealing for people in the role-playing hobby, including personal blogs, custom backgrounds and profile music, global chat, the ability to set our profiles to "fictional", etc.
Before iOrbix closed its doors, users started migrating to other sites, but there wasn't a single universally-accepted-as-good, "iOrbix alternative", so everyone went to a different place. Some (like me) stayed and have tried to adapt to the new site, but most left. And this - sadly- severely fractured the community.
After some time they migrated our accounts here, but this place certainly lacks a lot of things that made iOrbix so appealing for people in the role-playing hobby, including personal blogs, custom backgrounds and profile music, global chat, the ability to set our profiles to "fictional", etc.
Before iOrbix closed its doors, users started migrating to other sites, but there wasn't a single universally-accepted-as-good, "iOrbix alternative", so everyone went to a different place. Some (like me) stayed and have tried to adapt to the new site, but most left. And this - sadly- severely fractured the community.