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Debate also raged about whether Systemspace was preferable to traditional religions like Christianity, or whether it was compatible with them after all. For example, a user compared the Christian requirements to go to church every Sunday, pay a tithe, and believe in Jesus or else go to Hell for eternity to the Systemspace requirements to draw and photograph a picture with a "simple code" and stay alive until the 1st of July, and found the latter much more preferable<ref>https://desuarchive.org/r9k/thread/35114044/#35116956</ref>. The imageboard opened on February 26, 2017<ref>https://desuarchive.org/r9k/thread/35136951/#35140953</ref>.
Debate also raged about whether Systemspace was preferable to traditional religions like Christianity, or whether it was compatible with them after all. For example, a user compared the Christian requirements to go to church every Sunday, pay a tithe, and believe in Jesus or else go to Hell for eternity to the Systemspace requirements to draw and photograph a picture with a "simple code" and stay alive until the 1st of July, and found the latter much more preferable<ref>https://desuarchive.org/r9k/thread/35114044/#35116956</ref>. The imageboard opened on February 26, 2017<ref>https://desuarchive.org/r9k/thread/35136951/#35140953</ref>.
===Glory days (February 26-April ??, 2017)===
''"Glory days, they'll pass you by..."''--Bruce Springsteen.
The epicenter of the Systemspace community quickly shifted to the new imageboard (boards.systemspace.link) and the Discord once they were created. The young community was unaware of how ephemeral they would be, and so did not archive them well. The 4chan archives now become a side window on the Systemspace community, not the main source.
A thread was made on 4chan's "/x/" (Paranormal) board about the Project where it was greeted with interest<ref>https://archive.4plebs.org/x/thread/18703428/</ref>.
By March 7, 1,500 slots had been made available<ref>http://web.archive.org/web/20170705074337/https://systemspace.link/news.php</ref>; the Project also fell under criticism for gathering its people together on Discord<ref>https://desuarchive.org/r9k/thread/35352666/#35352742</ref>.
The TSUKI Project alleged that by joining the website, the users called migrants, would transfer from Life (our present system) to LFE, the next system once they died, but warned users to not commit suicide.
The TSUKI Project alleged that by joining the website, the users called migrants, would transfer from Life (our present system) to LFE, the next system once they died, but warned users to not commit suicide.
