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Sorry I don't get what exactly happened that caused you such grief? There are (largely) unmodulated forums like 4chan. Do you want everything to be like that?

• briandon 4y ago
  Was the user experience and character of the content available on Twitter, Facebook, and other social services before they ramped up their moderation activities similar to what you believe 4chan is like now? Are reflexive claims that reverting to their original (mostly-unhindered, thought-police-free mode that acted against credible threats / clearly illegal activities) ways will inevitably result in them being equivalent to 4chan made in good faith?
  • rini17 4y ago
    The experience before they ramped up their moderation was toxic. They did not act at all against clearly illegal activities. At least not in my european country because they did not employ any moderators in local language until forced to, despite (FB) having ~million users here and plenty of ad income. Did not saw much difference in the english part. Dunno where you are seeing bad faith here?
• kbelder 4y ago
  Personally, I don't want everything to become 4chan, but I do want there to be places like 4chan in every field. It's an invaluable stopgap, release valve, and censorship circumvention tool. We are far better off in a world where 4chan exists, rather than being banned.
  • rini17 4y ago
    We all want the place like that to exist, in theory. Until one fateful day when an insurrection organized there is successful.