What I loved about Yerf was the artist interaction. Everyone shared the 'front page' and since the user base was rather small, everyone could weave storylines or graphically respond to the work of another artist. Good memories.

For all of it's supposed "Smallness", it was the Top Furry Art Site, at the time, in terms of watchers. It was small, because it was exclusive, and curated. Only artists that passed the entrance exam could join it. It was a celebration for watchers, because they could see the at the time the best illustrative furry art at the time. Because of the limited membership, the artists could "relax", and be playful with each other. Good times.