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ITT: Onion farms makes Kiwifarms cry and we drink the tears in a coffee mug. And occasionally tell Ashley to fuck off.
Here's a novel idea, get a job and go to the gym.

Internet platforms aren't forever where they eventually close down for a number of reasons or they become so unpopular and irrelevant that they have become more of a museum than the Adams Family's Victorian mansion.

MySpace was the shit back in the day and everyone used it, then Facebook came along and killed off MySpace. YTMND was one of the Internet's earliest meme sites (memes like 'Moon Man' and 'Nigga Stole My Bike' came from here) and now YTMND is a museum dedicated to the old school Internet.

Someday even Kiwi Farms and the Sharty will become online ghost towns and museums or they shut down for any reason.

4chan isn't forever either, everything dies eventually. There is no such thing as a true immortal in this universe.
 
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The Washington Ogre said:
The 4chan feature is impossible to read through because it's nonstop posts of people crying about how the site went downhill and their personal anecdotes on a site they wasted almost twenty years on, since all seem to pretend to have started posting before 2010.
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I don't get all the posts crying about /gif/ jannies not banning BBC/tranny porn. Why do they except jannies to ban stuff that isn't against the rules in the first place?
Do they expect not to see degenerate shit on a anything goes board of a degenerate website?
 
hitax said:
I don't get all the posts crying about /gif/ jannies not banning BBC/tranny porn. Why do they except jannies to ban stuff that isn't against the rules in the first place?
Do they expect not to see degenerate shit on a anything goes board of a degenerate website?
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Free speech for me but not for thee. It's the same argument that everyone must be required to let them say what they want but they want to ban anything they don't like.

Gross spam does make people stop going to sites, though.
 
The Washington Ogre said:
The 4chan feature is impossible to read through because it's nonstop posts of people crying about how the site went downhill and their personal anecdotes on a site they wasted almost twenty years on, since all seem to pretend to have started posting before 2010.
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Literally anything that gets featured is flooded with the same unfunny replies that seem to have came straight out of Reddit. You have to sift through pages of that shit if you want to find any real information.
 
The Washington Ogre said:
He considers posting people's personal information like social security numbers and hosting revenge pornography a matter of free speech.
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There's a very good reason why no one gives Yellowbook a lot of shit while something like Raid Forums or WeLeakInfo became scrutinized by the feds.

A service like Yellowbook provides legal publicly available information where you can find someone to get in touch with (a family member, a co-worker, a long lost friend). No one craps on Yellowbook because what they do inherently isn't malicious.

Then you have those edgy skid communities and black hat hacking communities that wish to obtain sensitive data for malicious reasons. Posting credit card information, posting social security numbers, posting birth certificates, posting a state ID or driver's license, posting banking information; these things I listed are not seen as protected speech because anyone can use this kind of sensitive data to commit fraud (credit card fraud, sim swapping, wire fraud), commit forms of criminal harassment (such as swatting), or steal someone's identity to purchase a hot ticket item (such as a brand new luxury car).

There's a reason why the feds often thoroughly investigate and shut down communities engaged in stupid shit like this out of national security reasons. No one is entitled to learn someone's social security number because abuse of that kind of information can lead to criminal activity.
 
TheCIAGlowsInTheDark said:
There's a very good reason why no one gives Yellowbook a lot of shit while something like Raid Forums or WeLeakInfo became scrutinized by the feds.

A service like Yellowbook provides legal publicly available information where you can find someone to get in touch with (a family member, a co-worker, a long lost friend). No one craps on Yellowbook because what they do inherently isn't malicious.

Then you have those edgy skid communities and black hat hacking communities that wish to obtain sensitive data for malicious reasons. Posting credit card information, posting social security numbers, posting birth certificates, posting a state ID or driver's license, posting banking information; these things I listed are not seen as protected speech because anyone can use this kind of sensitive data to commit fraud (credit card fraud, sim swapping, wire fraud), commit forms of criminal harassment (such as swatting), or steal someone's identity to purchase a hot ticket item (such as a brand new luxury car).

There's a reason why the feds often thoroughly investigate and shut down communities engaged in stupid shit like this out of national security reasons. No one is entitled to learn someone's social security number because abuse of that kind of information can lead to criminal activity.
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Yeah, you nailed it. Yellowbook is basically the phone book 2.0—it’s built around public data that people could’ve looked up anyway, even back in the day with a thick-ass paper tome. The intent behind it is just connection, not exploitation.

Meanwhile, stuff like Raid Forums and WeLeakInfo were digital cesspools where the whole point was to trade stolen or sensitive info like baseball cards. It’s like comparing a neighborhood directory to a locker full of crowbars and ski masks.

The difference in intent matters a lot, especially legally. Yellowbook’s there to help you find Aunt Carol’s number, not to buy a stolen Tesla under someone else’s name.

It’s honestly wild how some folks try to pretend it’s all “just information” like there’s no difference between a home phone number and a full dox packet with banking info. The feds definitely don’t see it that way—and for good reason.
 
The Washington Ogre said:
The 4chan feature is impossible to read through because it's nonstop posts of people crying about how the site went downhill and their personal anecdotes on a site they wasted almost twenty years on, since all seem to pretend to have started posting before 2010.
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Most of them are election tourists that only started browsing 4chan in 2016 and never left /pol/.

Outside of /b/ and /pol/ turning to shit, 4chan is largely the same as it was 10-15 years ago. While there are legitimate complaints about modern 4chan (annoying email bullshit, constant CAPTCHAs, some of the jannies being a bit overzealous, etc...), it still has a ton of freedom in terms of what you are allowed to talk about and the jannies are relatively hands off compared to most sites. While I don't respect jannies on any site, I would take 4chan jannies over someone like Null or Trombonista or Bardfinn any day of the week.

In my 15+ years of browsing 4chan, I have been banned around 50 times, mostly for intentionally posting off-topic threads on /v/ and /sp/ or for intentionally posting porn on SFW boards. There are maybe 5 occasions where I got a banned that I thought was unjustified, none longer than 5 days. On those occasions, I either flipped my router on and off to get a new IP or switched over to using data on my phone and continued to shitpost.

I find that most of the time when people are crying about bans, they are bitching because their "Race and IQ" thread was deemed "off-topic" for the Television & Film board or some stupid shit like that. While there are certainly bad jannies and unjustified bans on 4chan, most of the whining comes from /pol/tards who migrate to other boards, start off-topic threads about nigger hate or tranny hate, weand act surprised when they get a three day ban for "off-topic posting".
 
In a epic fail and turn of events, it turns out the kiwis made an entire thread about an impersonator and they all falled for it.

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The Washington Ogre said:
The 4chan feature is impossible to read through because it's nonstop posts of people crying about how the site went downhill and their personal anecdotes on a site they wasted almost twenty years on, since all seem to pretend to have started posting before 2010.
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I don't remember the exact year I started using it and encyclopedia dramatica but I had Windows XP and used limewire and FrostWire at the time.
 
Sneeder Griffin said:
Outside of /b/ and /pol/ turning to shit, 4chan is largely the same as it was 10-15 years ago.
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Haha no, you are wrong. There's been a marked deterioration in the level of discourse over the years, to the point where most boards felt like bots arguing with bots. The remaining diehards that cling on the corpse of the site are combative at best and schizophrenic at worst.
 
The Yoink Sploinker said:
Haha no, you are wrong. There's been a marked deterioration in the level of discourse over the years, to the point where most boards felt like bots arguing with bots. The remaining diehards that cling on the corpse of the site are combative at best and schizophrenic at worst.
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4chan, after the Scientology protests:

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