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This is so weird for me. This keeps happening and I just don't get it. The chan* boards are still some of the few places on the internet for people to actually
by patientplatypus 7y ago
This is so weird for me. This keeps happening and I just don't get it.
The chan* boards are still some of the few places on the internet for people to actually learn something. I went to university, but I feel I only got an education when I started reading and 4chan.org/lit was where I went to learn. This was in my mid-20s - this is where I learned about things like Middlemarch, The Book of Disquiet, If On A Winters Night a Traveler, etc. This (https://4chanlit.fandom.com/wiki/Recommended_Reading/sub https://4chanlit.fandom.com/wiki/Recommended_Reading/sub) is amazing and can be found nowhere else.
It's also an anonymous board with people who are quite clearly angry and in pain. Since it's anonymous it prevents backlash for hateful ideologies, but it also means that these people can't be found to be reached and helped. But clearly, the solution can't be to allow hate to be public just to help the haters. It's a sad catch-22.
- charlesism 7y agoIs it complicated? You like a website, and that website is bad for the world. Coco-Cola causes tooth decay regardless of how much I enjoy drinking it.
- faissaloo 7y agoI can relate to what you're describing, 8chan's /tech/ is the reason I picked up C and am dabbling in a bit of Rust and how I learnt about free software and Richard Stallman. You could literally just get rid of /pol/ and 8chan would be measurably better, most non-/pol/acks hate them.