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This. Many boards have threads that discuss how much they spend on a hobby or what they just bought: /mu/, /fa/, and /a/ come to mind.
And the endless waves of mechanical keyboard, headphone and new computer part threads on /g/.
Great.Another way to troll random 4chan users. Expecting "install gentoo","remove kebab" and worse.
The biggest problem with buying 4chan traffic is that it's not easily targeted towards any specific type of person. The anonymous nature of the site will forever hold its ad revenues back in the past as other social sites (Facebook, Twitter, PoF.com, reddit, etc) further advance their targeting abilities.
The obvious solution for 4chan would seem to be retargeting because no-one wants to expose themselves to the 4chan audience, but retargeting would mean only targeting those members of 4chan who would be seeing their adverts elsewhere anyway. It'd also mean that all 4chan users would get different adverts so there would be no momentum around a particular advert in the community.
Doesn't matter that the person who submitted it had just googled 'San Francisco BMW dealership'
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I don't understand your comment. What would be the problem with someone admitting publicly that they've been to 4chan?
It's like publicly admitting you spend your spare time in a crack house: much of what goes on there is illegal, and a substantial portion is immoral or malicious.
Wrong, but thanks for playing.
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The same with Reddit.
Good thing you're not on 4chan -- using the 'R' word there is a death wish.
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I don't understand your comment. What would be the problem with someone admitting publicly that they've been to 4chan?
It's like publicly admitting you spend your spare time in a crack house: much of what goes on there is illegal, and a substantial portion is immoral or malicious.
Most, if not all, of your so called "illegal", "immoral or malicious" behavior comes from a certain handful of boards, of which there are over fifty. For most, the only illegal/immoral stuff they engage in is piracy and just generally being assholes, both of which can be found on almost any online congregation.
In short, lel.
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It's like publicly admitting you spend your spare time in a crack house: much of what goes on there is illegal, and a substantial portion is immoral or malicious.
>much of what goes on there is illegal, and a substantial portion is immoral or malicious. Wrong, but thanks for playing.
And I don't think debating morality with the founder of 4chan is productive; if you have a moral sense it must be almost entirely libertarian.