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The Next Chapter – moot retires from 4chan

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Re: The Next Chapter – moot retires from 4chan

#11
post #7

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Nobody actually knows. People have been banned for violations of the stated rules on each board despite not actually violating them, people have been left alone for flagrant violations of said rules. Board features like names, macros, and so on are toggled on and off more or less on a whim. To say that 4chan's enforcement is inconsistent would be an understatement. But, the chaos is a feature, not a bug. Something to…

Eh, I can't really support 8chan. The admin/owner/dev/whatever is an absolutely horrible person.

Why is he a horrible person? Because he was sick of participating on an imageboard where admins arbitrarily decide what does/doesn't get discussed, sometimes based on their personal beliefs?

Re: The Next Chapter – moot retires from 4chan

#12

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Nobody actually knows. People have been banned for violations of the stated rules on each board despite not actually violating them, people have been left alone for flagrant violations of said rules. Board features like names, macros, and so on are toggled on and off more or less on a whim. To say that 4chan's enforcement is inconsistent would be an understatement. But, the chaos is a feature, not a bug. Something to…

The last news I read said that 8chan was gone: http://arstechnica.com/security/2015/01/8chan-domain-seized-... Has that changed?

Yes, there was a temporary domain seizure. Something like this impacts a lot of new *chan sites for the same reason (somebody posts something illegal on a corner of some board, reports it to authorities, entire site gets flattened).

8chan.co still works.

Re: The Next Chapter – moot retires from 4chan

#13

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Nobody actually knows. People have been banned for violations of the stated rules on each board despite not actually violating them, people have been left alone for flagrant violations of said rules. Board features like names, macros, and so on are toggled on and off more or less on a whim. To say that 4chan's enforcement is inconsistent would be an understatement. But, the chaos is a feature, not a bug. Something to…

The last news I read said that 8chan was gone: http://arstechnica.com/security/2015/01/8chan-domain-seized-... Has that changed?

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Re: The Next Chapter – moot retires from 4chan

#14
post #4

While 4chan continues to flirt the border line between nsfw reddit and deepweb, what is its moderation policy ?

Ha ha. 4chan is about as "deepweb" as http://fbi.gov . If you don't think all of its traffic is logged by law enforcement, then you are mistaken. As for its moderation policy: NSFW content is actually prohibited on the majority of the site, including most of the high traffic boards. All of 4chan is not /b/.

Apologies, if the comment seems to about the perspective privacy. Comment intent was about the content.

Re: The Next Chapter – moot retires from 4chan

#15
post #7

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Nobody actually knows. People have been banned for violations of the stated rules on each board despite not actually violating them, people have been left alone for flagrant violations of said rules. Board features like names, macros, and so on are toggled on and off more or less on a whim. To say that 4chan's enforcement is inconsistent would be an understatement. But, the chaos is a feature, not a bug. Something to…

Eh, I can't really support 8chan. The admin/owner/dev/whatever is an absolutely horrible person.

Care to provide an example or are we supposed to take your word for it?

Re: The Next Chapter – moot retires from 4chan

#16

Earlier quoted context omitted.

The last news I read said that 8chan was gone: http://arstechnica.com/security/2015/01/8chan-domain-seized-... Has that changed?

Yes, there was a temporary domain seizure. Something like this impacts a lot of new *chan sites for the same reason (somebody posts something illegal on a corner of some board, reports it to authorities, entire site gets flattened). 8chan.co still works.

So does http://8ch.net/

Re: The Next Chapter – moot retires from 4chan

#17
post #4

While 4chan continues to flirt the border line between nsfw reddit and deepweb, what is its moderation policy ?

Nobody actually knows. People have been banned for violations of the stated rules on each board despite not actually violating them, people have been left alone for flagrant violations of said rules. Board features like names, macros, and so on are toggled on and off more or less on a whim. To say that 4chan's enforcement is inconsistent would be an understatement. But, the chaos is a feature, not a bug. Something to…

Isn't that what they said about reddit? That mod abuse would result in alternative subreddits? Didn't really work out that way unfortunately.

Re: The Next Chapter – moot retires from 4chan

#18
post #7

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Nobody actually knows. People have been banned for violations of the stated rules on each board despite not actually violating them, people have been left alone for flagrant violations of said rules. Board features like names, macros, and so on are toggled on and off more or less on a whim. To say that 4chan's enforcement is inconsistent would be an understatement. But, the chaos is a feature, not a bug. Something to…

Eh, I can't really support 8chan. The admin/owner/dev/whatever is an absolutely horrible person.

Check your ableist privilege.
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