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Stoulram: add two new entries

Hi Everypony, I'm Stoulram!
This isn't really a wiki but more like a blog site for documenting my own personal life, various tips/tricks, and just sharing cool stuff :3[[File:Stoulram qrcode.png|thumb|QR code that redirects to main page|164x164px]]
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== Latest Wikis ==
Aviation ✈️

* [[My First Discovery Flight]]
* [[Working in Aviation/Airline Industry|Working in Aviation & Airline Industry]]
* [[EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2026]]
* [[Atlanta Air Dot Show 2026: Blue Angels]]

Involvement in Brony/Furry Fandom 🐱

* [[The Start: COVID-19 and the pandemic]]
* [[Watching My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic (MLP)]]
* [[SLARPG]]
* [[Society of Furries at Tech (SOFT)]]
* [[Collecting 3DS streetpass at cons|Collecting 3DS Streetpass]]
* [[Being Indian in the Brony & Furry Fandom]]
Travel + Conventions 🧳

* Traveling to furcons on non-rev standby

* [[Furry Weekend Atlanta (FWA)]]
* Momocon
* Dragoncon
* Southern Fried Gaming Expo (SFGE)
* Midwest Furfest (MFF)
* Texas Furry Fiesta (TFF)
* Anthro Weekend Utah (AWU)
* Further Confusion (FC)
* Tails and Tornado Furcon (TTFC)
* Moderskeppet

Finance 📈
*[[How To Become Financially Independent]]
* [[How to Start Investing in a Brokerage]]
Gaming/Movies/Entertainment 🕹️

* Retro games
* Chiptune
* [[Ranking my Top Favorite Games]]
Music

* [[Top Favorite Artists]]

Life + Personal Opinions 📝

* [[Antinatalism]]
* [[Digital Minimalism]]

= Am I Crazy For Wanting to Host my Own Wikipedia =
We live in crazy times in the digital world. We now have internet, we have LLMs, NFT, crypto. Technology has been changing at a rapid rate and the way we share information has also changed over time.

But one of the core parts of the internet has still remained the same: To share information online.

Wikipedia started all the way back in 2001 and it still exists to this day. It's become a central hub for sharing information online sort of like an online encyclopedia. I remember there were so many times in school where teachers would say "Don't cite Wikipedia as your source" but it's still nevertheless remains a fact that it's one of the best way to get introduced to a topic, find references that you can cite, and get a quick summary of something you don't know much about.

Since then, so many Wikipedia clones have been built. Fandom, wiki.gg, WikiFur, etc. and they all rely on the same software called [[mediawikiwiki:MediaWiki|MediaWiki]].

=== How I got into wikis ===
I've been contributing to internet communities for a long time. One of the core reasons why I got into Computer Science and Software Engineering is because I love to share information with others. I've always been interested in hearing other people's stories and sharing life experiences online.
[[File:SLARPG wiki home page.png|thumb|387x387px|[https://slarpg.wiki.gg SLARPG wiki home page]]]
I actually created this alt account because I wanted to get more involved with internet fandoms without my employer and irl friends knowing lol. It's easier to be yourself and explore interests outside your comfort zone when no one knows your real identity and you can abstract that part of your life away.

I've been on-and-off with editing various fandom wikis and later wiki.gg and have been really passionate about sharing information online with the whole Internet.

Some wikis I've worked on in the past include:

* https://slarpg.wiki.gg
* https://slider.wiki.gg
* https://en.wikifur.com/wiki/WikiFur_Furry_Central

== Why I'm Doing This ==

=== I don't like Big Tech ===

==== Enshittification ====
My #1 reason for not liking Big Tech is enshittification. It's not secret that if it were so easy to self-host everything and build your own version of Google that doesn't use your own data to make money, someone would already have done it. But there's only so much a single person can do. Big Tech companies have massive infrastructure like data centers, thousands of employees, and multiple teams in order to host large projects. And even though I follow a lot of communities like degoogle, I myself rely on these tools because it's too convenient and when it comes to work and school I just need something that works, has best security, and allows collaboration.

[[File:No AI Sign.svg|No AI Sign|thumb|100x100px]]

However, I've known a trend lately with Big Tech which is enshittification. I don't like how things we used for years like cloud storage, hardware, and smart IoT devices is suddenly getting worse just for the sake of prompting people to buy the latest model or the flashiest new trend. Good example is with iPhones and how Apple is notorious for slowing down older iPhones with software updates. I myself have experienced this issue. I remember my old iPhone 5 was running the latest iOS 10. One day, I decided to jailbreak it and downgrade to iOS 8 before Apple issued all these slow down updates, and it was so much incredibly faster it felt brand new! Even with software, there's just too many cases of AI (specifically LLMs) being embedded in every single service. Like do I really need a chatbot when talking with customer support smh. Give me the simple thing that's been working for years and not something that ends up making the product more complex and harder to use just for appeasing stakeholders.

==== Freedom of Speech + Self-hosting ====
Since all of this is self-hosted, I have freedom to post whatever I want on here. I am free from all the Big Tech censorship or Google Cloud or AWS decided to take it down because of accidentally going over their free service limits and refusing to pay a couple hundred for it.

I'm using LAMP stack for this and it's all self-hosted on my personal laptop at home. I have setup cloudflare tunnel to hide my real IP + namecheap domain (free from github student pack) to make it easy for people to find. It's also way cheaper since the only thing I'm paying for is the hardware (which I bought this laptop back in 2022) and ongoing electricity costs (so using parent's electricity lol). So I'm essentially able to run this server for free (though ofc like anything there's no such thing as free lunch).

As for my laptop specs, here's the hyfetch UwU:
[[File:Hyfetch.png|Laptop Specs|center|thumb|694x694px]]

==== Paywalls and Login to View Content ====
I’ve been noticing a disturbing trend lately where in order to view content on a site, you have to create an account where they'll inevitably use your data to target ads and make money off of you even if it's free to sign up. Here’s a couple examples:
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|[[File:Tiktok Login to View Content.png|none|thumb|439x439px|TikTok - Can’t even search without logging in]]
|[[File:Medium Login to view article.png|none|thumb|391x391px|Medium - Can’t view full article without logging in]]
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|[[File:Reddit mobile app download prompt.png|thumb|Reddit prompting me to download app from Google search and when mobile UI works perfectly fine]]g
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Why is this the case? All I want to see is the article or video from a Google search. Why do I have to give these companies my data just to see info that I found online?

=== I spend way too much time on Reddit and online forums ===
Reddit is a website filled with best the best and worst of the internet. I've learned so much by joining subreddits and reading about people's experiences. However, there are so many times where I've spent way too much time writing posts just for it to get removed and downvoted for no reason. Also I hate how mods have so much power to the point where they can lock posts, remove posts for not following the rules, etc. And for so many of the top-voted posts like the ones you see on r/popular and r/all, they just seem so fake or reposts. I often wondered how redditors on r/askreddit get so many upvotes for posts/comments which are obvious trolls or low effort.

=== Inspiration from Childhood Friend ===
When I was in grade school, one of my classmates created his own website where he would write entire tutorials and content for stuff that we learned in school. For lessons that we learned that day, he would go home, write entire recaps, and sometimes even record a youtube video of himself and embed it in the website. Many students liked his stuff, others found it super cringy cause he would literally go on the teacher's whiteboard and promote his website on it. But looking back, he did something that most students wouldn't take the time to do: going beyond the classroom environment to share knowledge with other folks.
[[File:Jaxon Files home page.png|thumb|620x620px|The home page of my friend's site before it was taken down. Hosting is expensive!|center]]

=== Interest in ActivityPub, Fediverse ===
It’s really cool how to see how much self-hosting has grown in popularity. Now we got major social networks like [https://joinmastodon.org/ Mastodon] and [https://join-lemmy.org/ Lemmy] in which anyone can self-host an instance and view content from other instances through a protocol called ActivityPub.

=== This can all easily be archived and backed up ===

* '''Edmodo''' - Back in grade school, I remember all my classes used this site. It was like the Facebook but for school. We would have class discussions, assignments submissions, etc. Then one day, they suffered a huge data breach and within a couple months from that date, they closed everyone's accounts. All those memories are now gone.
[[File:Edmodo Logo.png|thumb|150x150px|center]]
* '''Groupme, Discord''' hard to archive - Call me old school but I prefer seeing things on websites. I hate how information and entire communities are hosted off in walled off gardens in which you have to create an account to view the info. Additionally, these sites make backup and archive nearly impossible. Good luck backing up years of messages on Discord. One day these companies might deactivate your account, you might banned for any reason, and all that data is just gone. At least when communication takes place on desktop-first websites like Gmail and Reddit, there's tons of tools and extensions available that will allow you to archive it such as [https://archive.org archive.org], extensions, and these sites also have their own means of exporting data like [https://takeout.google.com/?pli=1 Google Takeout].

And did I mention this whole wiki is easily archiveable? Well, in fact here you go: [[Special:AllPages]]

=== Reflecting on myself ===
When I was younger, I used to keep diaries of my experiences in school, family, and travel. Nowadays, I don't handwrite my stuff as much as I used to because I can't carry so much paper around. But I can still share my experiences with others through this mean!

=== Why am I using MediaWiki if this is basically a blog ===

* I want to focus less on the coding aspect and more on writing
* Since I'm already so familiar with MediaWiki and syntax, I thought this would be a great option.
* Also wanted to challenge myself with hosting MediaWiki by itself since it's very customizable.
* Gives me old Internet vibes
* Why reinvent the wheel?
* There's great templates online for making your own blog page with modern MERN/MEAN stack, But why should I reinvent the wheel when I can just do this?
* I want this to be a living page where I can update it at any time. Also it's great for viewing past history and changes sort of like git.

* [[commons:Main_Page|Wikimedia Commons]] is extremely goated: . I don't even need to upload manual pics anymore when I can get free use pics directly from there.<br />
<strong>MediaWiki has been installed.</strong>

Consult the [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software.

== Getting started ==
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list]
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]
* [https://lists.wikimedia.org/postorius/lists/mediawiki-announce.lists.wikimedia.org/ MediaWiki release mailing list]
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Localisation#Translation_resources Localise MediaWiki for your language]
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Combating_spam Learn how to combat spam on your wiki]

Being Indian in the Brony & Furry Fandom

2026-10-29T03:48:42Z

Stoulram: expand on childhood section

श्री

Whenever I go to brony and furry conventions there are many times I question whether I actually belong in the fandom.

= Brony Fandom =

Even before I started going to in-person conventions, in the online community, I realized that there are not that many desi folks like me who are part of the community. Whenever I watched youtube videos, went on public forums like '''equestriadaily, mlpforums.com, discord''' communities, I realized that a majority of the community is predominantly white.

I remember at one point researching why people leave the brony fandom, I remember one of the top points is the lack of diversity. This is obvioulsy aside from moving on with life cause that's with everyone - including me and I myself have since moved on to other fandoms like Bluey, Hellaverse, and Furry Fandom but still remain true to my MLP roots.
[[File:Brony fandom lack of diversity.png|none|thumb|877x877px|https://www.ranker.com/list/why-former-bronies-lost-interest-my-little-pony/anna-lindwasser]]

But I was actually watching MLP, I remember there was one episode in particular that really struck out to me. It was the one and only episode where a clearly Indian-inspired pony was introduced in the show:

<div style="text-align:center;"><youtube>wDy9yXXFqTM</youtube>
</div>

I felt so much more seen when I watched that episode. Cause when I watched the other episodes of MLP, it clearly seemed more geared towards a more White American audience. But adding ponys that were clearly inspired from more diverse backgrounds really helped make me feel more seen.

Even though that was only one episode in the show, I'm so glad that they added it. Plus it's true we South Asians know to use our masalas lol.

[[File:Spice box with various blends.jpg|thumb|center|The Spice Box I use at home looks like this. In Marathi cooking, we use a lot of Goda masala along with Garam, Lal Tikhat (Red Chili Powder), Harad (Ground Tumerik), Dhane Jeera Pood (Coriander-Cumin), Mustard Seeds.]]

= Furry Fandom =

Funnily enough, first time I ever went to FWA, I did 0 research and had 0 context on what the fandom is about. In fact, the only thing I asked Google was whether fursuiting or wearing a costume was mandatory cause I didn't have a fursuit (but I did have one of those cheap Amazon horse heads lol).

When I first got to the convention, I was awstruck by how different the atmosphere felt.

This was basically my first ever large convention I've been to that was related to some pop culture thing because the only conventions I would go to otherwise would be for school, business, or Indian conventions like MMA (Maharashtra Mandal).

So it was such a big culture shock when I first walked into the Mariott Marquis and saw people walking around in cat and dog costumes. I felt so underdressed cause I just pulled up with my basic Tech Bro HackGT shirt while majority of people were wearing (if not a fursuit), some tails, paws, lanyards, etc.
[[File:Selfie at FWA 2023.jpg|thumb|326x326px|Me at FWA 2024 - My First Furcon]]
And I just loved it so much. It was so different than anything I've seen before. I loved the energy. How chaotic it was. I was addicted.

But as I got more involved with the community, I realized more and more that I'm actually an extremely small minority in the community.

First, I didn't realize that a large percent of the community identified as LGBT+. It took me a while to understand why so many people were wearing pronoun badges and why I was seeing so many pride flags everywhere. After my first time in FWA, I went to Momocon 2 weeks afterwards and noticed that there weren't nearly as many pride flags on display.

I've never had anything against LGBT+ but it definitely was different seeing so many flags on display when in Atlanta, the only time I would see it would be in a shop every now and then and the infamous Klaus rainbow stairs.

More than the LGBT+ and sexuality part (cause to me that's mostly a private thing - cishet people like me never get asked those sort of questions -- like oh you're straight (instead of oh you're gay)? and I have enough LGBT+ friends to know that they just want to be treated normally and respected cause life's full of way more interesting stuff), what really made me got me more was just how few BIPOC folks I saw. Way before I got involved in the fandom, I would talk to a lot of my multicultural friends about typical geeky interests like anime, comics, gaming. I remember how much I loved talking to my friends about that sort of stuff.

But when it came to furries, I just didn't know any of my close frineds who had remotely any sort of idea what the fandom is about. And the more friends I've made in the community, the more I realized that I'm really an extreme minority in it.

One of my first exposures to furries was [https://x.com/SonicFox SonicFox] when he won the Game Awards.

<div style="text-align:center;">
<youtube>TTTQ37JbYME</youtube>
</div>

I was in the call with my high school buddies and they were all cringing when he said "he's gay, black, and a furry so everything a republican hates."

I've also seen other videos of Black people like [https://www.youtube.com/@FinnThePanther FinnThePanther] (big shout out, helped me really understand furry culture when I was new) explain how "different" it feels to join the fandom as a BIPOC person which you can listen to in following podcast:

<spotify width="400" height="200">episode/3nFF7UoeLiIwgCwPndCNMC</spotify>

Things have changed and when I go to furcons nowadays, I feel like the community has gotten a lot more racially diverse than it previously has been. I myself have also gotten more involved with the community and actually spent time talking to people. I remember first time I went to FWA in 2024, I didn't really speak to anyone cause I was so shy and so bewildered by the whole experience of going to a large convention in general.
[[File:Me meeting Sarah in Korea.jpg|thumb|Meeting a friend in Korea who is part of the SLARPG fandom. [https://bsky.app/profile/dubit-sparkle.bsky.social dubit-sparkle] on bluesky]]
But since then, I've traveled a ton and I've also furs from other ethnicities and backgrounds like East Asian, Indigenous, European, etc. I remember, when I traveled to Korea, I met one of my friends from the SLARPG fandom (yeah all the way in Korea!) and it was cool hearing her experience going to FurryJOA and MalangPony (furry and MLP cons in Korea) where those fandoms are not as popular compared to the western world. And just going around Korea, I was surprised by how much anthropomorphic art and even mascots for cat cafes there were on the streets.

However, I've yet to meet many more desis myself in the fandom. I still feel awkward when I go to furcons because of the lack of South Asian (desi) folks. When I went to Further Confusion, I thought I saw some desi furs there, but at the same time it'd be weird to just go up to random strangers and ask them what race they are, even if it lets me connect with them based on cultural experiences.

And I think the main reason for that is our culture. I did a good amount of research into this and found that India, despite being the largest country by population has barely any conventions. And the one comic convention there is like Delhi Comic Con are actually pretty small. But they have been growing in size over the years as the world becomes more globalized.

[[File:Overview of Furry Culture Slide.png|center|thumb|960x960px|One of my friends over at Emory Furs presented this [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1La44cwB21a22dZQnaLee1Zzx37_oj7nNskW9CcfkVRs/edit?usp=sharing Google slide deck at Eaglecon 2026] which is derived from a [https://furscience.com/research-findings/demographics/1-2-ethnicity/ survey conducted and published by Furscience here]. You can see Central Asia/India is only at 0.7 all the way at the bottom for those who self-reported their race.]]

But at the same time, it's not like our culture doesn't have anthropomorphism. A lot of Indian culture is tied to Hinduism and as a person raised as a Hindu, I'd argue that Hinduism is one of (if not) the most anthropomorphic religion out of all major religions. Many our deities have animal features because of legends described in our holy books. Ex. Sri Ganesha has an elephant head because Lord Shiva cut His head off while He was guarding the door to His house while his mother was taking a shower. Another example is Hanuman who is another major deity in Hinduism and his face resembles a monkey or ape because he belongs to the Vanara race—a group of forest-dwelling beings as described in the Ramayana.

Also growing up, I used to listen to songs/animations like these when learning Marathi (similar to Hindi which is language in this music video). So anthropomorphism has been a large part of my childhood and it is no doubt a large part of cultures globally.
<div style="text-align:center;">
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</div>

So in conclusion, I don't care that I may be 0.7% of the fandoms make-up. I know that I enjoy this community and I belong here.

This community has changed me so much as a person. I used to be so shy before. It's really helped me get over my fear of being in public and talking to people. I've made so many friends in the community who have genuinely helped me in both my personal and professional life.

It really helped me understand that being "cringe" is a self-ascribed word and that you have control over your own life. And to always take advantage of opportunities when they arise cause you never know when you're going to get them back.

And at the end of the day, I don't want to live my life for other people, but live it for myself.

Being Indian in the Brony & Furry Fandom

2026-10-29T03:47:39Z

Stoulram: reward some parts

श्री

Whenever I go to brony and furry conventions there are many times I question whether I actually belong in the fandom.

= Brony Fandom =

Even before I started going to in-person conventions, in the online community, I realized that there are not that many desi folks like me who are part of the community. Whenever I watched youtube videos, went on public forums like '''equestriadaily, mlpforums.com, discord''' communities, I realized that a majority of the community is predominantly white.

I remember at one point researching why people leave the brony fandom, I remember one of the top points is the lack of diversity. This is obvioulsy aside from moving on with life cause that's with everyone - including me and I myself have since moved on to other fandoms like Bluey, Hellaverse, and Furry Fandom but still remain true to my MLP roots.
[[File:Brony fandom lack of diversity.png|none|thumb|877x877px|https://www.ranker.com/list/why-former-bronies-lost-interest-my-little-pony/anna-lindwasser]]

But I was actually watching MLP, I remember there was one episode in particular that really struck out to me. It was the one and only episode where a clearly Indian-inspired pony was introduced in the show:

<div style="text-align:center;"><youtube>wDy9yXXFqTM</youtube>
</div>

I felt so much more seen when I watched that episode. Cause when I watched the other episodes of MLP, it clearly seemed more geared towards a more White American audience. But adding ponys that were clearly inspired from more diverse backgrounds really helped make me feel more seen.

Even though that was only one episode in the show, I'm so glad that they added it. Plus it's true we South Asians know to use our masalas lol.

[[File:Spice box with various blends.jpg|thumb|center|The Spice Box I use at home looks like this. In Marathi cooking, we use a lot of Goda masala along with Garam, Lal Tikhat (Red Chili Powder), Harad (Ground Tumerik), Dhane Jeera Pood (Coriander-Cumin), Mustard Seeds.]]

= Furry Fandom =

Funnily enough, first time I ever went to FWA, I did 0 research and had 0 context on what the fandom is about. In fact, the only thing I asked Google was whether fursuiting or wearing a costume was mandatory cause I didn't have a fursuit (but I did have one of those cheap Amazon horse heads lol).

When I first got to the convention, I was awstruck by how different the atmosphere felt.

This was basically my first ever large convention I've been to that was related to some pop culture thing because the only conventions I would go to otherwise would be for school, business, or Indian conventions like MMA (Maharashtra Mandal).

So it was such a big culture shock when I first walked into the Mariott Marquis and saw people walking around in cat and dog costumes. I felt so underdressed cause I just pulled up with my basic Tech Bro HackGT shirt while majority of people were wearing (if not a fursuit), some tails, paws, lanyards, etc.
[[File:Selfie at FWA 2023.jpg|thumb|326x326px|Me at FWA 2024 - My First Furcon]]
And I just loved it so much. It was so different than anything I've seen before. I loved the energy. How chaotic it was. I was addicted.

But as I got more involved with the community, I realized more and more that I'm actually an extremely small minority in the community.

First, I didn't realize that a large percent of the community identified as LGBT+. It took me a while to understand why so many people were wearing pronoun badges and why I was seeing so many pride flags everywhere. After my first time in FWA, I went to Momocon 2 weeks afterwards and noticed that there weren't nearly as many pride flags on display.

I've never had anything against LGBT+ but it definitely was different seeing so many flags on display when in Atlanta, the only time I would see it would be in a shop every now and then and the infamous Klaus rainbow stairs.

More than the LGBT+ and sexuality part (cause to me that's mostly a private thing - cishet people like me never get asked those sort of questions -- like oh you're straight (instead of oh you're gay)? and I have enough LGBT+ friends to know that they just want to be treated normally and respected cause life's full of way more interesting stuff), what really made me got me more was just how few BIPOC folks I saw. Way before I got involved in the fandom, I would talk to a lot of my multicultural friends about typical geeky interests like anime, comics, gaming. I remember how much I loved talking to my friends about that sort of stuff.

But when it came to furries, I just didn't know any of my close frineds who had remotely any sort of idea what the fandom is about. And the more friends I've made in the community, the more I realized that I'm really an extreme minority in it.

One of my first exposures to furries was [https://x.com/SonicFox SonicFox] when he won the Game Awards.

<div style="text-align:center;">
<youtube>TTTQ37JbYME</youtube>
</div>

I was in the call with my high school buddies and they were all cringing when he said "he's gay, black, and a furry so everything a republican hates."

I've also seen other videos of Black people like [https://www.youtube.com/@FinnThePanther FinnThePanther] (big shout out, helped me really understand furry culture when I was new) explain how "different" it feels to join the fandom as a BIPOC person which you can listen to in following podcast:

<spotify width="400" height="200">episode/3nFF7UoeLiIwgCwPndCNMC</spotify>

Things have changed and when I go to furcons nowadays, I feel like the community has gotten a lot more racially diverse than it previously has been. I myself have also gotten more involved with the community and actually spent time talking to people. I remember first time I went to FWA in 2024, I didn't really speak to anyone cause I was so shy and so bewildered by the whole experience of going to a large convention in general.
[[File:Me meeting Sarah in Korea.jpg|thumb|Meeting a friend in Korea who is part of the SLARPG fandom. [https://bsky.app/profile/dubit-sparkle.bsky.social dubit-sparkle] on bluesky]]
But since then, I've traveled a ton and I've also furs from other ethnicities and backgrounds like East Asian, Indigenous, European, etc. I remember, when I traveled to Korea, I met one of my friends from the SLARPG fandom (yeah all the way in Korea!) and it was cool hearing her experience going to FurryJOA and MalangPony (furry and MLP cons in Korea) where those fandoms are not as popular compared to the western world. And just going around Korea, I was surprised by how much anthropomorphic art and even mascots for cat cafes there were on the streets.

However, I've yet to meet many more desis myself in the fandom. I still feel awkward when I go to furcons because of the lack of South Asian (desi) folks. When I went to Further Confusion, I thought I saw some desi furs there, but at the same time it'd be weird to just go up to random strangers and ask them what race they are, even if it lets me connect with them based on cultural experiences.

And I think the main reason for that is our culture. I did a good amount of research into this and found that India, despite being the largest country by population has barely any conventions. And the one comic convention there is like Delhi Comic Con are actually pretty small. But they have been growing in size over the years as the world becomes more globalized.

[[File:Overview of Furry Culture Slide.png|center|thumb|960x960px|One of my friends over at Emory Furs presented this [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1La44cwB21a22dZQnaLee1Zzx37_oj7nNskW9CcfkVRs/edit?usp=sharing Google slide deck at Eaglecon 2026] which is derived from a [https://furscience.com/research-findings/demographics/1-2-ethnicity/ survey conducted and published by Furscience here]. You can see Central Asia/India is only at 0.7 all the way at the bottom for those who self-reported their race.]]

But at the same time, it's not like our culture doesn't have anthropomorphism. A lot of Indian culture is tied to Hinduism and as a person raised as a Hindu, I'd argue that Hinduism is one of (if not) the most anthropomorphic religion out of all major religions. Many our deities have animal features because of legends described in our holy books. Ex. Sri Ganesha has an elephant head because Lord Shiva cut His head off while He was guarding the door to His house while his mother was taking a shower. Another example is Hanuman who is another major deity in Hinduism and his face resembles a monkey or ape because he belongs to the Vanara race—a group of forest-dwelling beings as described in the Ramayana.

Also growing up, I used to listen to songs/animations like these when learning Marathi (similar to Hindi which is language in this music video):
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So in conclusion, I don't care that I may be 0.7% of the fandoms make-up. I know that I enjoy this community and I belong here.

This community has changed me so much as a person. I used to be so shy before. It's really helped me get over my fear of being in public and talking to people. I've made so many friends in the community who have genuinely helped me in both my personal and professional life.

It really helped me understand that being "cringe" is a self-ascribed word and that you have control over your own life. And to always take advantage of opportunities when they arise cause you never know when you're going to get them back.

And at the end of the day, I don't want to live my life for other people, but live it for myself.

Being Indian in the Brony & Furry Fandom

2026-10-29T03:44:44Z

Stoulram: embed spotify in place of link

श्री

Whenever I go to brony and furry conventions there are many times I question whether I actually belong in the fandom.

= Brony Fandom =

Even before I started going to in-person conventions, in the online community, I realized that there are not that many desi folks like me who are part of the community. Whenever I watched youtube videos, went on public forums like '''equestriadaily, mlpforums.com, discord''' communities, I realized that a majority of the community is predominantly white.

I remember at one point researching why people leave the brony fandom, I remember one of the top points is the lack of diversity. This is obvioulsy aside from moving on with life cause that's with everyone - including me and I myself have since moved on to other fandoms like Bluey, Hellaverse, and Furry Fandom but still remain true to my MLP roots.
[[File:Brony fandom lack of diversity.png|none|thumb|877x877px|https://www.ranker.com/list/why-former-bronies-lost-interest-my-little-pony/anna-lindwasser]]

But I was actually watching MLP, I remember there was one episode in particular that really struck out to me. It was the one and only episode where a clearly Indian-inspired pony was introduced in the show:

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I felt so much more seen when I watched that episode. Cause when I watched the other episodes of MLP, it clearly seemed more geared towards a more White American audience. But adding ponys that were clearly inspired from more diverse backgrounds really helped make me feel more seen.

Even though that was only one episode in the show, I'm so glad that they added it. Plus it's true we South Asians know to use our masalas lol.

[[File:Spice box with various blends.jpg|thumb|center|The Spice Box I use at home looks like this. In Marathi cooking, we use a lot of Goda masala along with Garam, Lal Tikhat (Red Chili Powder), Harad (Ground Tumerik), Dhane Jeera Pood (Coriander-Cumin), Mustard Seeds.]]

= Furry Fandom =

Funnily enough, first time I ever went to FWA, I did 0 research and had 0 context on what the fandom is about. In fact, the only thing I asked Google was whether fursuiting or wearing a costume was mandatory cause I didn't have a fursuit (but I did have one of those cheap Amazon horse heads lol).

When I first got to the convention, I was awstruck by how different the atmosphere felt.

This was basically my first ever large convention I've been to that was related to some pop culture thing because the only conventions I would go to otherwise would be for school, business, or Indian conventions like MMA (Maharashtra Mandal).

So it was such a big culture shock when I first walked into the Mariott Marquis and saw people walking around in cat and dog costumes. I felt so underdressed cause I just pulled up with my basic Tech Bro HackGT shirt while majority of people were wearing (if not a fursuit), some tails, paws, lanyards, etc.
[[File:Selfie at FWA 2023.jpg|thumb|326x326px|Me at FWA 2024 - My First Furcon]]
And I just loved it so much. It was so different than anything I've seen before. I loved the energy. How chaotic it was. I was addicted.

But as I got more involved with the community, I realized more and more that I'm actually an extremely small minority in the community.

First, I didn't realize that a large percent of the community identified as LGBT+. It took me a while to understand why so many people were wearing pronoun badges and why I was seeing so many pride flags everywhere. After my first time in FWA, I went to Momocon 2 weeks afterwards and noticed that there weren't nearly as many pride flags on display.

I've never had anything against LGBT+ but it definitely was different seeing so many flags on display when in Atlanta, the only time I would see it would be in a shop every now and then and the infamous Klaus rainbow stairs.

More than the LGBT+ and sexuality part (cause to me that's mostly a private thing - cishet people like me never get asked those sort of questions -- like oh you're straight (instead of oh you're gay)? and I have enough LGBT+ friends to know that they just want to be treated normally and respected cause life's full of way more interesting stuff), what really made me got me more was just how few BIPOC folks I saw. Way before I got involved in the fandom, I would talk to a lot of my multicultural friends about typical geeky interests like anime, comics, gaming. I remember how much I loved talking to my friends about that sort of stuff.

But when it came to furries, I just didn't know any of my close frineds who had remotely any sort of idea what the fandom is about. And the more friends I've made in the community, the more I realized that I'm really an extreme minority in it.

One of my first exposures to furries was [https://x.com/SonicFox SonicFox] when he won the Game Awards.

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I was in the call with my high school buddies and they were all cringing when he said "he's gay, black, and a furry so everything a republican hates."

I've also seen other videos of Black people like [https://www.youtube.com/@FinnThePanther FinnThePanther] (big shout out, helped me really understand furry culture when I was new) explain how "different" it feels to join the fandom as a BIPOC person which you can listen to in following podcast:

<spotify width="400" height="200">episode/3nFF7UoeLiIwgCwPndCNMC</spotify>

Things have changed and when I go to furcons nowadays, I feel like the community has gotten a lot more racially diverse than it previously has been. I myself have also gotten more involved with the community and actually spent time talking to people. I remember first time I went to FWA in 2024, I didn't really speak to anyone cause I was so shy and so bewildered by the whole experience of going to a large convention in general.
[[File:Me meeting Sarah in Korea.jpg|thumb|Meeting a friend in Korea who is part of the SLARPG fandom. [https://bsky.app/profile/dubit-sparkle.bsky.social dubit-sparkle] on bluesky]]
But since then, I've traveled a ton and I've also furs from other ethnicities and backgrounds like East Asian, Indigenous, European, etc. I remember, when I traveled to Korea, I met one of my friends from the SLARPG fandom (yeah all the way in Korea!) and it was cool hearing her experience going to FurryJOA and MalangPony (furry and MLP cons in Korea) where those fandoms are not as popular compared to the western world. And just going around Korea, I was surprised by how much anthropomorphic art and even mascots for cat cafes there were on the streets.

However, I've yet to meet many more desis myself in the fandom. I still feel awkward when I go to furcons because of the lack of South Asian (desi) folks. When I went to Further Confusion, I thought I saw some desi furs there, but at the same time it'd be weird to just go up to random strangers and ask them what race they are, even if it lets me connect with them based on cultural experiences.

And I think the main reason for that is our culture. I did a good amount of research into this and found that India, despite being the largest country by population has barely any conventions. And the one comic convention there is like Delhi Comic Con are actually pretty small. But they have been growing in size over the years as the world becomes more globalized.

[[File:Overview of Furry Culture Slide.png|center|thumb|960x960px|One of my friends over at Emory Furs presented this [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1La44cwB21a22dZQnaLee1Zzx37_oj7nNskW9CcfkVRs/edit?usp=sharing Google slide deck at Eaglecon 2026] which is derived from a [https://furscience.com/research-findings/demographics/1-2-ethnicity/ survey conducted and published by Furscience here]. You can see Central Asia/India is only at 0.7 all the way at the bottom for those who self-reported their race.]]

But at the same time, it's not like our culture doesn't have anthropomorphism. As a Hindu myself, I'd argue that my religion is one of (if not) the most anthropomorphic religion out of all major religions. Many our deities have animal features because of legends described in our holy books. Ex. Sri Ganesha has an elephant head because Lord Shiva cut His head off while He was guarding the door to His house while his mother was taking a shower. Another example is Hanuman who is another major deity in Hinduism and his face resembles a monkey or ape because he belongs to the Vanara race—a group of forest-dwelling beings as described in the Ramayana.

Also growing up, I used to listen to songs/animations like these when learning Marathi (similar to Hindi which is language in this music video):
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<youtube>-I5lQ3yC2z0</youtube>
</div>

So in conclusion, I don't care that I may be 0.7% of the fandoms make-up. I know that I enjoy this community and I belong here.

This community has changed me so much as a person. I used to be so shy before. It's really helped me get over my fear of being in public and talking to people. I've made so many friends in the community who have genuinely helped me in both my personal and professional life.

It really helped me understand that being "cringe" is a self-ascribed word and that you have control over your own life. And to always take advantage of opportunities when they arise cause you never know when you're going to get them back.

And at the end of the day, I don't want to live my life for other people, but live it for myself.

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2026-10-29T03:32:49Z

Stoulram: Creating new entry for SOFT

Hi Everypony, I'm Stoulram!
This isn't really a wiki but more like a blog site for documenting my own personal life, various tips/tricks, and just sharing cool stuff :3[[File:Stoulram qrcode.png|thumb|QR code that redirects to main page|164x164px]]
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== Latest Wikis ==
Aviation ✈️

* [[My First Discovery Flight]]
* [[Working in Aviation/Airline Industry|Working in Aviation & Airline Industry]]
* Oshkosh

Involvement in Brony/Furry Fandom 🐱

* [[The Start: COVID-19 and the pandemic]]
* [[Watching My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic (MLP)]]
* [[SLARPG]]
* [[Society of Furries at Tech (SOFT)]]
* [[Collecting 3DS streetpass at cons|Collecting 3DS Streetpass]]
* [[Being Indian in the Brony & Furry Fandom]]
Travel + Conventions 🧳

* Traveling to furcons on non-rev standby

* [[Furry Weekend Atlanta (FWA)]]
* Momocon
* Dragoncon
* Southern Fried Gaming Expo (SFGE)
* Midwest Furfest (MFF)
* Texas Furry Fiesta (TFF)
* Anthro Weekend Utah (AWU)
* Further Confusion (FC)
* Tails and Tornado Furcon (TTFC)
* Moderskeppet

Finance 📈
*[[How To Become Financially Independent]]
* [[How to Start Investing in a Brokerage]]
Gaming/Movies/Entertainment 🕹️

* Retro games
* Chiptune
* [[Ranking my Top Favorite Games]]
Music

* [[Top Favorite Artists]]

Life + Personal Opinions 📝

* [[Antinatalism]]
* [[Digital Minimalism]]

= Am I Crazy For Wanting to Host my Own Wikipedia =
We live in crazy times in the digital world. We now have internet, we have LLMs, NFT, crypto. Technology has been changing at a rapid rate and the way we share information has also changed over time.

But one of the core parts of the internet has still remained the same: To share information online.

Wikipedia started all the way back in 2001 and it still exists to this day. It's become a central hub for sharing information online sort of like an online encyclopedia. I remember there were so many times in school where teachers would say "Don't cite Wikipedia as your source" but it's still nevertheless remains a fact that it's one of the best way to get introduced to a topic, find references that you can cite, and get a quick summary of something you don't know much about.

Since then, so many Wikipedia clones have been built. Fandom, wiki.gg, WikiFur, etc. and they all rely on the same software called [[mediawikiwiki:MediaWiki|MediaWiki]].

=== How I got into wikis ===
I've been contributing to internet communities for a long time. One of the core reasons why I got into Computer Science and Software Engineering is because I love to share information with others. I've always been interested in hearing other people's stories and sharing life experiences online.
[[File:SLARPG wiki home page.png|thumb|387x387px|[https://slarpg.wiki.gg SLARPG wiki home page]]]
I actually created this alt account because I wanted to get more involved with internet fandoms without my employer and irl friends knowing lol. It's easier to be yourself and explore interests outside your comfort zone when no one knows your real identity and you can abstract that part of your life away.

I've been on-and-off with editing various fandom wikis and later wiki.gg and have been really passionate about sharing information online with the whole Internet.

Some wikis I've worked on in the past include:

* https://slarpg.wiki.gg
* https://slider.wiki.gg
* https://en.wikifur.com/wiki/WikiFur_Furry_Central

== Why I'm Doing This ==

=== I don't like Big Tech ===

==== Enshittification ====
My #1 reason for not liking Big Tech is enshittification. It's not secret that if it were so easy to self-host everything and build your own version of Google that doesn't use your own data to make money, someone would already have done it. But there's only so much a single person can do. Big Tech companies have massive infrastructure like data centers, thousands of employees, and multiple teams in order to host large projects. And even though I follow a lot of communities like degoogle, I myself rely on these tools because it's too convenient and when it comes to work and school I just need something that works, has best security, and allows collaboration.

[[File:No AI Sign.svg|No AI Sign|thumb|100x100px]]

However, I've known a trend lately with Big Tech which is enshittification. I don't like how things we used for years like cloud storage, hardware, and smart IoT devices is suddenly getting worse just for the sake of prompting people to buy the latest model or the flashiest new trend. Good example is with iPhones and how Apple is notorious for slowing down older iPhones with software updates. I myself have experienced this issue. I remember my old iPhone 5 was running the latest iOS 10. One day, I decided to jailbreak it and downgrade to iOS 8 before Apple issued all these slow down updates, and it was so much incredibly faster it felt brand new! Even with software, there's just too many cases of AI (specifically LLMs) being embedded in every single service. Like do I really need a chatbot when talking with customer support smh. Give me the simple thing that's been working for years and not something that ends up making the product more complex and harder to use just for appeasing stakeholders.

==== Freedom of Speech + Self-hosting ====
Since all of this is self-hosted, I have freedom to post whatever I want on here. I am free from all the Big Tech censorship or Google Cloud or AWS decided to take it down because of accidentally going over their free service limits and refusing to pay a couple hundred for it.

I'm using LAMP stack for this and it's all self-hosted on my personal laptop at home. I have setup cloudflare tunnel to hide my real IP + namecheap domain (free from github student pack) to make it easy for people to find. It's also way cheaper since the only thing I'm paying for is the hardware (which I bought this laptop back in 2022) and ongoing electricity costs (so using parent's electricity lol). So I'm essentially able to run this server for free (though ofc like anything there's no such thing as free lunch).

As for my laptop specs, here's the hyfetch UwU:
[[File:Hyfetch.png|Laptop Specs|center|thumb|694x694px]]

==== Paywalls and Login to View Content ====
I’ve been noticing a disturbing trend lately where in order to view content on a site, you have to create an account where they'll inevitably use your data to target ads and make money off of you even if it's free to sign up. Here’s a couple examples:
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Why is this the case? All I want to see is the article or video from a Google search. Why do I have to give these companies my data just to see info that I found online?

=== I spend way too much time on Reddit and online forums ===
Reddit is a website filled with best the best and worst of the internet. I've learned so much by joining subreddits and reading about people's experiences. However, there are so many times where I've spent way too much time writing posts just for it to get removed and downvoted for no reason. Also I hate how mods have so much power to the point where they can lock posts, remove posts for not following the rules, etc. And for so many of the top-voted posts like the ones you see on r/popular and r/all, they just seem so fake or reposts. I often wondered how redditors on r/askreddit get so many upvotes for posts/comments which are obvious trolls or low effort.

=== Inspiration from Childhood Friend ===
When I was in grade school, one of my classmates created his own website where he would write entire tutorials and content for stuff that we learned in school. For lessons that we learned that day, he would go home, write entire recaps, and sometimes even record a youtube video of himself and embed it in the website. Many students liked his stuff, others found it super cringy cause he would literally go on the teacher's whiteboard and promote his website on it. But looking back, he did something that most students wouldn't take the time to do: going beyond the classroom environment to share knowledge with other folks.
[[File:Jaxon Files home page.png|thumb|620x620px|The home page of my friend's site before it was taken down. Hosting is expensive!|center]]

=== Interest in ActivityPub, Fediverse ===
It’s really cool how to see how much self-hosting has grown in popularity. Now we got major social networks like [https://joinmastodon.org/ Mastodon] and [https://join-lemmy.org/ Lemmy] in which anyone can self-host an instance and view content from other instances through a protocol called ActivityPub.

=== This can all easily be archived and backed up ===

* '''Edmodo''' - Back in grade school, I remember all my classes used this site. It was like the Facebook but for school. We would have class discussions, assignments submissions, etc. Then one day, they suffered a huge data breach and within a couple months from that date, they closed everyone's accounts. All those memories are now gone.
[[File:Edmodo Logo.png|thumb|150x150px|center]]
* '''Groupme, Discord''' hard to archive - Call me old school but I prefer seeing things on websites. I hate how information and entire communities are hosted off in walled off gardens in which you have to create an account to view the info. Additionally, these sites make backup and archive nearly impossible. Good luck backing up years of messages on Discord. One day these companies might deactivate your account, you might banned for any reason, and all that data is just gone. At least when communication takes place on desktop-first websites like Gmail and Reddit, there's tons of tools and extensions available that will allow you to archive it such as [https://archive.org archive.org], extensions, and these sites also have their own means of exporting data like [https://takeout.google.com/?pli=1 Google Takeout].

And did I mention this whole wiki is easily archiveable? Well, in fact here you go: [[Special:AllPages]]

=== Reflecting on myself ===
When I was younger, I used to keep diaries of my experiences in school, family, and travel. Nowadays, I don't handwrite my stuff as much as I used to because I can't carry so much paper around. But I can still share my experiences with others through this mean!

=== Why am I using MediaWiki if this is basically a blog ===

* I want to focus less on the coding aspect and more on writing
* Since I'm already so familiar with MediaWiki and syntax, I thought this would be a great option.
* Also wanted to challenge myself with hosting MediaWiki by itself since it's very customizable.
* Gives me old Internet vibes
* Why reinvent the wheel?
* There's great templates online for making your own blog page with modern MERN/MEAN stack, But why should I reinvent the wheel when I can just do this?
* I want this to be a living page where I can update it at any time. Also it's great for viewing past history and changes sort of like git.

* [[commons:Main_Page|Wikimedia Commons]] is extremely goated: . I don't even need to upload manual pics anymore when I can get free use pics directly from there.<br />
<strong>MediaWiki has been installed.</strong>

Consult the [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software.

== Getting started ==
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list]
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]
* [https://lists.wikimedia.org/postorius/lists/mediawiki-announce.lists.wikimedia.org/ MediaWiki release mailing list]
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Localisation#Translation_resources Localise MediaWiki for your language]
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Combating_spam Learn how to combat spam on your wiki]

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