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irvwash
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Comment #23681545
> a quick search for "The only good Republican is a dead Republican" returns a lot of hits for the "[...] dead Democrat" quote and almost none for the search phrase This is muddled…
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Comment #23681065
I don't know how common it was, but I found this in the first comment section I looked: > Could it be the Chosenbergs? Although a small group, they seem to control the majority of …
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Comment #20618914
Like I said before, I'm critical of censorship. I used to be a free speech absolutist. I think I'm not quite an absolutist any more (using 8chan for years disillusioned me a little…
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Comment #20618601
Radicalization happens through words. You can ban radicalization by banning words. That won't completely get rid of it, but it can make it a lot less accessible, which reduces the …
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Comment #20617768
Deciding to commit mass murder rarely happens in a vacuum. It typically happens when you surround yourself all day by people who tell you that mass murder is a good idea. Radicaliz…
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Comment #20617606
8chan's /pol/ is much larger than /leftypol/. I believe it's about tied with /v/, and those two are the largest boards. There are many basically innocent parts of 8chan, but /pol/ …
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Comment #20617346
> Each board is individually ran and the global moderators won't get involved unless it's content that's blatantly illegal. That's true for almost every other board, but /pol/ isn'…
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Comment #20608364
It's still more work, because some people will get upset that they're not allowed to promote genocide. It still has edge cases (I've seen some hairy examples from Facebook moderati…
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Comment #20608124
> They will allow Racism, but actively moderate out Spam. Reddit used to be like that as far as I know, and though there's plenty to criticize I don't think Reddit was intentionall…
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Comment #20606370
/pol/ is not an organization. It's a loose community of people, almost none of whom have done anything worse than expressing terrible opinions. Shootings are incentivized by /pol/ …
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Comment #20605681
Jim Watkins owns a lot of things, including 2channel ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2channel ), a pig farm, and a VPS/VPN/webhosting provider. It's unlikely that those audiobooks …
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Comment #20605522
> I'm guessing/assuming that 8chan is an anything goes censorship free community (like 4chan was/is?). And maybe it's not explicitly in support of racist ideals but instead refuses…
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Comment #20190876
That's fair. They're not treated the same, though. Using /pol/ is considered acceptable, but posting as if you're on /pol/ often isn't. Using /leftypol/ at all isn't considered acc…
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Comment #20190530
I didn't put it clearly, and not entirely correctly either. Sorry about that. To the extent the site has an overarching culture, it's right-wing. There are boards outside the overa…
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Comment #20190164
/leftypol/ is insulated. Mentions of it on other boards are usually hostile. Its existence tells you a lot about the consistency of the free speech policy, but it tells you little …
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Comment #20190006
/pol/ is around five times as active as /leftypol/. 8chan's overarching culture is right-wing. Some boards aren't part of the overarching culture, but /pol/ is, and people are talk…
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Comment #20189924
The "ip" field used to hold the plain IP address, so it's still called that, even though it now holds a hash. The post() function fills it in like so: $query->bindValue(':ip', isse…
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Comment #20189484
Tor posters are assigned an ID of "000000". I only see two posts with that ID in the screenshots in the document.
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Comment #20189463
The fork lives at https://github.com/OpenIB/OpenIB . IPs are hashed at https://github.com/OpenIB/OpenIB/blob/master/inc/functions.p... . Hashing them was part of the point of the f…