Post links to English-language image boards here. There are about FIVE BILLION, but here's a couple of obvious ones:
http://www.2chan.net/ - Futaba Channel, the original.
http://www.nijiura.com/ - Nijiura, with the OS-tan board.
http://www.nijiura.net/ - Nijiura, adult version.
I dont know what's going in here but what's the problem all about??
John
So, the new way to spam is through links?
Spanish, duh.
Wait.. Englis or Waponese?/
Get it straight
http://365chan.org/evry it's english
I've been tinkering with Python all day today... it's pretty slick. Just for practice, I tried to cobble together a tripcode decoder that would let you have "real" words in your tripcode as !WAHa and Sling and others do, and it actually came out better than I thought it would be. I'm aware there's already a program that does this, but if memory serves me, it's Windows-only and in Japanese besides. My script is kind of dumb in the way it goes about things -- it basically just tears through random strings until it finds one that fits -- but I've tested it repeatedly and it seems to work. If you'd like to check it out, nab it here:
http://www.anre.org/crap/detripper.bz2
Of course, you may need to modify the hashbang line depending on where Python is on your machine, and don't forget those execute bits, people... Use "-h" for help.
First person to ask how to get this to run on Windows gets pointed and laughed at.
Why exactly do you have that as a non-capturing group?
can someone tl;dr this thread for me?
I just want to make a secure tripcode with words in it, I've been attempting to use >>http://trip-table.com/
but it doesn't seem to be working.
Suggestions?
Just makes no difference in a die condition and adds to verbosity. KISS, lel.
asdf
Reading this thread is like nostalgia to me. More than 5 years ago, commodity PCs could barely get 1 million trips per second. Now the average i7 can manage over 10M, and GPGPU solutions like MTY exceed 100MT/s. There's rumor of a CUDA version getting close to 1GT/s too. How far we've come...
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I want to learn Django (already know Python) and I have the idea of writing a kareha clone in Django. I already have a few ideas like:
What should be added? What is essential? I plan to mimic what already exists (the kareha front-end), and add a few tools to help the admin and moderators.
a few more things:
I'm using tor to banevade until tor is depleted on 4chan, but i'm encountering something interesting. Everytime I post with tripcode, i encounter a "deleted" in the e-mail field afterwards. What does that do?
I've got banned for replying in a cp thread
I once got banned for "spamming" because I shortened a long link to Amazon with bit.ly
Testing something real quick.
Let us know the results please!
>>29
sage only works in the "link" field on imageboards, too.
>>29
I was testing the ID system here. If I used "sage" the ID is displayed as "heaven".
I got banned for posting a 35 year old Scorpions album cover, "Virgin Killer", which anyone can get with a google search. over 1,375,000 hits, to mock the guys who had that manga collector locked up, implying they were smoking a doob and rubbing one out while listening to that album.
It's considered as CP (apparently 4chan's got a preset ban filter that looks for the cover in question, I was banned the moment I posted it), though that kid's old enough to be someone's mother or even grandmother by now, you can see it on Google here: http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&source=hp&q=%22virgin+killer%22&gbv=2&aq=f&oq=&aqi=g2
Look! Google supports CP! KILLLLLLL THEMMMMMMMMM!!!
I got banned for posting a 35 year old Scorpions album cover, "Virgin Killer", which anyone can get with a google search. over 1,375,000 hits, to mock the guys who had that manga collector locked up, implying they were smoking a doob and rubbing one out while listening to that album.
It's considered as CP (apparently 4chan's got a preset ban filter that looks for the cover in question, I was banned the moment I posted it), though that kid's old enough to be someone's mother or even grandmother by now, you can see it on Google here: http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&source=hp&q=%22virgin+killer%22&gbv=2&aq=f&oq=&aqi=g2
Look! Google supports CP! KILLLLLLL THEMMMMMMMMM!!!
For those of us who are put out by anonIB's current closure, is there any alternative to anonIB out there? In other words, is there a free (or, alternatively, very cheap) method of getting your own imageboard?
>>34
Not quite that easy, bro. You have to pick the right free host, one that supports the necessary scripting language (for example, if you want to run Wakaba or Kareha, nxserve.net is pretty good, but I've known other host sites that can't run Perl, also Wakaba needs SQL databases, so you'll want hosting with MySQL support for that...). And then you have to pick the right script for what you want to do (Kusaba and derivatives are generally not good for imageboards that attempt to fill a particular niche, while Wakaba isn't as good for massive sites with many boards, though who really needs that other than big sites I don't know). And then there's getting users for it, especially if it's a niche imageboard... There's a whole bunch of considerations that need to be thought out before making a board, if only I had known to think that stuff out before I went in, maybe 71chan wouldn't be stuck in that stage where the only poster is the spambot from tkwr.free.fr, and maybe I wouldn't have spent a month bumbling around with no real purpose and no niche chosen.
> And then there's getting users for it, especially if it's a niche imageboard...
That is a question you should already have answered well in advance of deciding to start a board. "If you build it, they will come" does not apply.
>>36
Yeah, I said they need to be thought out BEFORE making a board, something I learned the hard way. Of course, now that mine's up, it would be dishonorable to just give up on it, so I have to keep it going, even if I have to turn into what I hate most (4chan-style Anonymous or complete spamfag) to do so.
> it would be dishonorable to just give up on it, so I have to keep it going,
no, it wouldnt, and no, you don't.
There's no real dishonor on the internet anyway, so do what you like.
At least you have a free choice of whose advice to take. Follow your star, everyone else does.
I'm planning to start my own private board for my country, but I have no experience with codes whatsoever, and that image board 4 free site is dead, and to be honest it does not appeal to me. Since I have no knowledge on any programming/coding, where can I hire someone to set up a board for me? I would be most grateful.
I recently lost all my bookmarks, and one of them was an amazing japanese imageboard for artists who uncensored imaged, and artists who's pictures were in progress and who were looking for feedback. I think the host of the site began with an H, but that's all I can remember. Does anybody know what site I'm talking about?
Good guess. Strangely enough, it was spam that got past the spam trap, and looked sort of like it had been posted by hand through a browser. It had even executed the Javascript that sets a deletion password. Plus, it didn't come from proxies, but all from one IP.
Either someone is posting spam by hand, or somebody made a very good spam bot, except they don't bother with proxies for some reason. It's a bit worrying.
>>18
Is it that difficult? There is a javascript perl extension, and that imaginary bot could have just parsed board's code and filtered out hidden fields (i assume trap spam is name and link fields of form?)
It's very possible, and you'd better pray nobody starts doing it any time soon. Spam bots, on average, are very stupid as it is now.
3 years later, are you still alive sir? have found your precious imageboard?
no
I still waiting the result wwwww
>They were only major during that chanology shit, the only thing about them that was EVER notable.
I'm frankly surprised ANY chan would admit to being involved in that faggotry. Then I re-read and saw this:
>it was major, not necessarily post-wise, but *chan culture-wise; Until September came around and they all went back to school.
711chan has always been a shitty board run by teenagers. It has never been major, and theres a good reason why.
>*chan has always been a shitty board run by teenagers.
>>48
I think most of the people involved in the administration of iichan are older than 19. Explains a lot, too.
>>49 Not when it all was started, but now we're all actually legal.
My only problem is that I only really need that feature when I use sage. Because when you sage even on a slow board, that thread might be all the way down. It's just a matter of convinience, nothing that gets me too upset, but it is a visible problem for me.
I don't know about other boards, but using the back button on 4chan after posting is a nightmare. I use opera, so no matter how many times I spam the back button, it doesn't go past the "Updating page" page. There is only one way to go, forward.
Nokoing is something on 4chan that lets you see your post.
moar
I want noko in Kareha....
What is the most effective way you've found to deal with one somewhat persistent troll?
My current attitude is to simply delete his posts (all of which are blatant violations of the board's rules) and ban the proxy he used (it's always a different proxy). However, I'm having trouble encouraging the other legit posters to ignore him and stop giving him attention. It's a war of attrition and having to delete his posts every day is becoming a bore.
I have this theoretical ban method that as far as i know has not been implemented anywhere and would require some programming.
Here is how it would work:
The banned user would see a slightly different board than the rest of the users, The banned user's version of your board would include his posts, but the normal version of the board, what everyone else sees, would not included them. To this unwanted participant it would appear that he is being ignored entirely, he wouldn't need to find another IP to post from, as it would appear that he is able to post. In theory he would eventually give up.
Some dickery with post numbers would be required for it to be entirely effective.
Just out of interest, whats the board?
>>2
That sounds like a pretty cool idea. I imagine it would be possible using two complete kareha installations: one that contains all the "legit" posts, and another that contains the "legit" posts plus the troll posts you would have deleted from the legit site.
When anyone posts, check if their IP is banned and if so, only send their post to the troll board. Otherwise send it to both sites. Use a php script or perhaps apache's mod_rewrite to send banned IP's to the troll board and everyone else to the legit one. Like you said, you'd have to dick with post number references in case someone quotes an earlier post so there would need to be some kind of a cross-reference database which could be as easy as <thread number>,<legit post-id>,<troll thread number>,<troll post-id>. The banned poster would still get his first post into the legit board, but it would certainly cut down on the number of Post deleted by moderator entries there if he turns out to be persistent.
FUND IT
I lack the coding skills to make that one happen. For now I'm going to implement an iqdb (http://iqdb.org) based banned image detector. I'll add an additional option to each post on the admin page "ban this image" which will add it to the local iqdb. On posting, the uploaded image will be checked in the local iqdb and the post will fail if a match above a specified threshold exists. That will stop image bombing where the image is the same, but they fucked with the file to give it a different hash.
you could also try issuing non permanent bans to the people who reply
I wrote a new imageboard in 2ch style that is designed for anonymous local discussion.
the address is http://www.localchan.com
I'm still trying to get it off the ground, but basically if there were a lot of posts on the site, then you'd only see posts within a range of your geographic location. I'm looking for ideas to make this site better. Not sure how to reach a more international audience with this. It's cool because people could have discussions in different languages all on the same board without stepping on each other.
Could you provide the source code for this board? I'd like to establish something similay for Germany.
Source pl0x. Want this for Australia.
This is a really neat concept.
borat_nice.jpg
similar to krautchan's /int/, but ignoring nationalism in favor of geography.
on feature that could be added would be ability for a user to exclude posts that are too close to them.
lolwat
Hai guyz!
I-I really think this would be a good idea...
Praise the lord! Sparky and his shithole appear to be gone!
OP here, pool's closed.