- Are these farts real?
- Were there any sound effects used?
- Is AI involved?
- Why was this archive created?
- Why are there less than 1000 farts?
- Can I contribute?
- Who is behind this website?
- How were all these farts recorded?
- Can I use these farts for my own projects?
- Does this website collect analytics data?
- How do ratings and Fart Boards work without a login?
Who is behind this website?
Someone who prefers to remain undisclosed. Being a flatulence enthusiast is often frowned upon nowadays (while flatulists were quite popular in the Middle Ages).
Can I use these farts for my own projects?
All Sounds on this website are licensed under Creative Commons: CC BY-NC 4.0 (Attribution-NonCommercial).
Does this website collect analytics data?
Yes, but only a small amount. A Thousand Farts uses a small self-hosted analytics system. No visitor data is ever sent to Google or another analytics provider, and no analytics cookies are used.
The site records information such as viewed pages, fart plays and downloads, approximate country, browser language, broad browser and device type, and the hostname of an external referring website. It does not store raw IP addresses, complete browser identification strings, full referrer URLs, names, email addresses, or identifiers that follow visitors from day to day. Daily visitors are estimated using a pseudonymous identifier that changes every day.
How do ratings and Fart Boards work without a login?
Your Fart Board is stored in your browser’s local storage, never on our server. It remains available on that particular browser and device, is not tied to an account, and disappears if you clear the website’s stored data. Shared Fart Boards are completely included in the shared link and open as temporary boards, so they do not overwrite your own.
When you rate a fart, your browser creates a random identifier and stores it locally. The server stores only the rating and a cryptographically protected version of that identifier—not the original identifier or your IP address. This allows the same browser to change or remove its rating without requiring an account. The identifier is used only for ratings and is unrelated to the analytics system.