>>25083
you are mentally ill

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Another interesting point is that in theory with good enough AI you can just have 4chan at home. If all you care about is anonymous engagement then as long as it passes the turing test and keeps you engaged and you don't care to have proof it's a human at all on the other end then you can just simulate the 4chan discussions you want

>>25084
You are a tourist who doesn't understand the value of imageboards. A discord server would probably make you happiest.

>>25079
>You do not understand the difference obviously
On a database level, there's little difference. I've been administering forums for 25 years and wrote my own ones, under the hood all that shit is extremely similar.

>if that was the only difference then imageboards would be as popular as twitter.
4chan is popular enough.

>Every single other social media with 1000x more spam can do it.
They have revenues and can afford paid workers whose job is to do that. Even 4chan has people in paid positions to take care of the site (RapeApe gets a monthly salary of $4000+ from 4chan LLC). A small altchan has 1 admin and maybe a few mods who can't possibly take care of the site 24/7 for free.

>s#arty figured out how to stop the spam once and for all and they're a larger altchan than you.
Yes, by extreme fingerprinting.

>Yes, I am because I know that I'm posting on a r3sidential prox.
You still have your user session and your browser fingerprint recorded for every post. If you don't then you are either dealing with the 2 minute post cooldowns and retarded captchas, or you voluntarily submitted your banking contact by having bought a pass.

>You are not having an anonymous discussion.
An anonymous discussion means that we, who are posting and replying to each other, do not know of each others identity. The person running the place still needs to have a way of tracking us for reasons such as the safety of the place and, you know, laws. It's no different than a mailing list in a magazine where the editors publish incoming mail without names; except for the scale and automatisation (which is simply a result of technical prowess).

>>25061
Curious what you're using for the backend like what language is it written in and what database is it using?

>>25016
>>In Memory of Fredrick Brennan
>Wtf, Hotwheels is dead? What happened?
Vax status?

>>25081
This anon gets it. I'm glad the "pay to post" idea is catching on.

>>25071
>The first value was proven false (see the poopdickschizo greentext about modern 4chan generals), turns out it's impossible to actually make a website anonymous if someone is interested in being not anonymous or a personality
Then you ban them, duh. It never even was a major focus because moot let us have secure tripcodes. He should have made them a mod-granted thing for special purposes, not any faggot who thinks he's important.

>Actually having anonymity means you cannot moderate the website. Evasion is unstoppable
Wrong, forced 4chanpass bought with cryptocurrency is anonymous and makes evasion expensive enough that the aspie NEETs making the brownpill threads won't be able to afford to evade on their NEETbux.

>>25088
Clot-Wheels?

>>25090
Just block most data-centers, VPN providers, Tor and optionally cell phones to block the slutty toddlers and their crotch-less diapers.

https://nochan.net/b/Internet-Crap/20260606-How-To-Block-Some-Of-The-Bots/?cacheb_20260718

>>25091
>How-To-Block-Some-Of-The-Bots
How about all of the bots? Yeah, it's gonna be paid. You don't understand that glowniggers flood CP on purpose, if you aren't charging them for the privilege of cleaning up gross shit all day then you're a chump.

>>25092
I am a chump. I block most of the bots and for my semi-private altchans I prevent posting when a mawd is not on doodie.

I am currently on hour 298 of listening to https://moot.ytmnd.com/

>>25071
>You can share /pol/ opinions on twitter using your real name, no one cares anymore.
You keep yapping on about how people don't get "the true value of image boards" but here you're pretty much admitting there's none.

did hotwheels really die? when did it happen?

Too much USAID in this thread. We are not implementing goy-coin and altchans will be around until the very end of this civilization. Cope.

>>24934
>what are your thoughts on "live posting" boards where other users can see you type?
I hate it. Archived liveboard threads are unreadable clusterfucks.

>>25097
the actual solution to this is to stop archiving

>>24916
you usually get banned for naming them, retard

>>25092
>You don't understand that glowniggers flood CP on purpose,
The altchan CP spammers are russians, they want you to pay $x for more access.

>>25098
This is a good solution. The huge archive sites are one of the large reasons why 4chan is no longer truly anonymous.

>>25095
>did hotwheels really die? when did it happen?
He was born with brittle bone disease, like Mr. Glass. It was bound to have happened.

>>25085
>a tourist who doesn't understand the value of imageboards
Imageboards have always had access logs on their servers. You don't need to create an account to post, and nobody in the threads knows who you are, but anyone in charge of the site can identify your IP address extremely easily. Complete and utter anonymity was never the fundamental purpose of imageboards. You can hide behind muh seven proxies if you want, but it doesn't make you a "more authentic" imageboard user; it just means you are either a severe autist or a CP spammer.

>>25092
>>25101
One website got around this by implementing an AI-enabled automoderator that scans all posts for content. According to them, it implements a number of heuristics to try to verify if the post is associated with the topic at hand, whether it contains similar wording to posts made before, and whether the image appears to be CP.
Its done a pretty good job of keeping the trash off the board.

You people talking about 4chan censoring the mentioning of other chans when you can literally advertise on 4chan is pretty funny. You just have to buy an ad.

>>25101
>The altchan CP spammers are russians
Thank the Reagan administration for that one. The people were so broke they would abandon entire towns of children. The mafia scooped up the cute ones and made soft-porn to sell the kids on the black market. Economic warfare made most of the Russian CP.

>>24993
>>24906
big black outlaw cock clapped that btw

>>25103
>Its done a pretty good job of keeping the trash off the board.
Yeah because the dudes site design is so insane the bots can't even figure out where to post, most of the threads he has were straight up copied from 4chan boards.

>>25104
Yeah, despite the ads it's completely dead outside of two boards, and the admin keeps fucking with the proof-of-work solver and the rest of the site every other day because he's bored. It's actually annoying.

All these measures annoy and slow down the users rather than the bad actors.

>>25107
So basically, schizosites are the way of the future.

>>25108
>and the admin keeps fucking with the proof-of-work solver and the rest of the site every other day because he's bored. It's actually annoying.

Shit that's almost exactly like 4chan then.

>>25108
>>25110
to be fair, 8moe has been getting ddos attacks for like a week. the alternate domain seems mostly ddos resistant (or is an extra target the attacker can't afford).

>>25100
Why isn't anon banned then, brainlet?

>>25084
you are responding to the schizo that lurks the AI generals to post AI generated real life little girls, of course he paid a fellow pedophile that logs literally everything for "more anonymity"

>>24984
I had comepletely forgotten about /vip/ and only bought a pass so I could dump cute girls on /c/

>>24957
It would be painful to make a new account, like how it's to delete your cookies in here, so that will discourage people from acting retarded and loosing their reputation. A backend account with the ability to present it to the frontend when the users want, would be better for moderation, while you should allow fully anon posts but they will be less convenient. But this assumes you already have a core userbase somewhere, otherwise it will be like any other dead altchan.

position based puzzles are better, I mean flip the image until it aligns, or the puzzle piece to its right place, or which is far and which is near, etc. They're easier on humans and hard on AI. I saw some captchas use it, like hcaptcha and some darkweb sites like dread and DNMs. 4chan style is quite easier on AI.

>>24990
What would be the best UI/UX in your opinion?

>>24992
its da jooz

trust me anon, every failor in my life was because of (((((them)))))

they even peed on my bed last night so when i wakeup i think i peed myself, those filthy jooz!

>>25106
are we fanfictioning about luke smith and mental outlaw now? the state of gee

>>24957
>With accounts you could maybe force them to verify an email or something elseso it's not as easy as getting another tripocode.

Bots can make new emails as easy as you'd make new tripcodes.

>>25048

>>25049
I agree with you niggerfaggotjewtroon-kun

>>25043
/r/the_donald ruined this site

>>25077
Alright so,4chan got popular in the mid 2000s because you could share images easily instead of having to use photo bucket to share stuff on forums. No one cared about the fact that your stuff will be deleted because the culture was "on the internet no one knows you're a dog" in the good way There are two values to 4chan's anonymity in theory. The first is that it would promote higher quality discussion by focusing on the subject matter instead of the person saying it. The second is that the anonymity provided to you will allow you to share things you wouldn't otherwise The first value was proven false (see the poopdickschizo greentext about modern 4chan generals), turns out it's impossible to actually make a website anonymous if someone is interested in being not anonymous or a personality The second value is not valued by most people. 4chan implemented $pur which is an Israeli spyware company middleman. If you are not using a ban 3vasion website run by zoopedos you have compromised this value so obviously you never cared about it either. And normies really don't see the value in sharing opinions anonymously any more. You can share /pol/ opinions on twitter using your real name, no one cares anymore.Actually having anonymity means you cannot moderate the website. Evasion is unstoppable And of course the moderation on this site is a joke and the mods and admins are not interested in the fundamental values of the site.I don't care how many times you tell me to kill myself. An image of a 10 year old in a swimsuit from an Amazon listing is not a rule 1 violation. When the social contract is broken between users and mods, and mods do not have sufficient power to stop evaders what you get is a core group of angry users who will post whatever they want. And here we are4chan is over because it's not really necessary anymore and the kids have moved on. I'll still use it to post AI children in swimsuits though every so often

>>25117
Basically what 4chan is doing now but with 4chanX fix/themes. Floating board bar search in bar all that. Tbh the biggest things I would like is the floating post box its always been annoying and I think 4chanx does it best. I would not allow for multiple fucking images or huge long text posts on the pages in threads doesnt rly matter. search function etc the same. There is only show much you can change with an imageboard that will work. I still don't get how people used 4+4chan or these other altchans with a billion images cluttered as fuck front page.

Oh and huge fucking gripe is archives. We shouldn't have fuckin archives. I used to be in favor purely when 4chan used to be smaller but now its just fucking dumb faggots searching archives for schizo theories.

>>24898
>Literally what new features do you add to an imageboard script?
You could make an imageboard which works off Bluesky. Boards would simply be posts from a bot with some incremental numbering, so the frontend doesn't need to deal with millions of replies to a single board post. Anon posting would be done via a relay server using an anon account, namefag posting would use your active Bluesky account.

That way you would need no real server to host, just a minimal server to run a bot. Of course moderation is a much bigger problem than hosting, but still.

>>25121
Yeah, it's like I said, you word-complainers have written the only two instances of the word "tranny" that I've read on this website the past few days, and I'm not even trolling.
Considering that, it's no surprise some other anon might feel compelled to call you a tranny in response.

>>25087
I'm using go and postgres

You can see list of "software" here. There are ton.

https://imageboards.net/

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>>25094
>You keep yapping on about how people don't get "the true value of image boards" but here you're pretty much admitting there's none.
There is value, to people like me, not to normgroids that just want to be entertained and stimulated. I'd never share my opinions under my real name unless I'm trying to get political power out of it so websites like this give me an out even if it's now mostly screaming into the void

But that was exactly my implication in my first paragraph. 4chan was valuable due to the internet at the time. Society has unfortunately moved on even if people like us have not.

I will never be ok with not being able to call someone a disgusting nigger tranny to their face in an online discussion. I have done this discord garbage before where you have to deal with power dynamics from losers who are more terminally online than you are because you can't just call them a disgusting tattooed freak. I am here until the wheels fall off then I might just AI generate a replacement at that point

>>25061
Pretty cool, the board seems fairly active too, how come?

>>25130
I will be impressed when there is an LLM that starts calling people trannies.

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>>25113
>of course he paid a fellow pedophile that logs literally everything for "more anonymity"
Anon you have a huge point, I'll steal internet like you to get as anonymous as you :))

>>25102
>anyone in charge of the site can identify your IP address extremely easily
My VPN rotates IPs fast enough for each post to be another IP. Nu-/g/ everyone, where the concept of being able to have more than one IP is impossible. IPs are also not personally identifiable information and cannot be used as such.

>>25102
>Complete and utter anonymity was never the fundamental purpose of imageboards.
Yes it was and you have no document or IRC discussion with moot or any other authority behind your statement while I have the strongest authority possible: people like me are only here because of the potential for complete and utter anonymity. The fact that you're reading this post means that I'm right and you're wrong.