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Ha ha. 4chan is about as "deepweb" as http://fbi.gov http://fbi.gov. If you don't think all of its traffic is logged by law enforcement, then you are mistaken.
by sbierwagen 12y ago
Ha ha. 4chan is about as "deepweb" as http://fbi.gov http://fbi.gov. If you don't think all of its traffic is logged by law enforcement, then you are mistaken.
As for its moderation policy: NSFW content is actually prohibited on the majority of the site, including most of the high traffic boards. All of 4chan is not /b/.
- __Joker 12y agoApologies, if the comment seems to about the perspective privacy. Comment intent was about the content.
- VLM 12y agoNot just prohibited, but actually not present. /out/(doors) and /diy/ contain tolerably interesting content. The tech board contains somewhat more mixed quality. Being anon, there's not much pimping for karma or upvotes or likes or whatever all over the rest of the web, making it refreshingly honest and realistic. You'll be disappointed if you're in the mood for headlines like "You'll never guess the top 5 things that happen after this headline ends in a rhetorical question?" clickbait sites or if you were expecting the prose of the New Yorker, but its not bad, mostly. There is more to 4chan than /b/ /hc/ and /pol/, although media trying to do a hatchet job obviously disagree. The eternal "best camping knife" debate on /out/ is not going to generate clickbait headlines on mainstream media site unlike pretty much everything posted on /pol/, at least /pol/ in the old pre-censorship days.