>>23226

The issue is that a coordinated group of kike faggots are always going to beat a decentralized group of anons wrt talking over a space.

It's a small advantage of /pol/ (as comped as it is), in that there are tons of breads, and the conversations are eclectic and scattered. Obviously shills come in and derail shit, but the topics are more focused and it's easier to get information out.

That's all obviously moot as information gets banned and censored there as much as here, but here there's 1 bread, and a group of fucksticks can work together to push a narrative far easier by consensus cracking etc.

It's definitely a downside to individualism, and one that kikes have exploited to the fullest in destroying America, so no wonder they use the same playbook here.

>>23236

Yup. Hard to stick around here when it's obviously fake and gay. /pol/ has its own issues (and is getting worse as you noted), but it's far less gay than here now (not always the case, but times change). Been mainly doing real life stuff and educating people which is far more rewarding.

Join a community. Make friends. Become Catholic. That's my only real advice.

>>23238

Where's the codes

>>23243

From the FAQ:

>By entering one # character and a password in the <i>Name</i> field. Adding #example to the <i>Name</i> field would generate !KtW6XcghiY. This is reasonably secure - however, with increasing GPU speeds, these tripcodes may be cracked in a few days by a dedicated attacker;

>By entering two # characters and a password in the <i>Name</i> field. Adding ##example to the <i>Name</i> field would generate !!Dz.MSNRw9M. This is quite secure, but it relies on a secret salt on the server. This means the code will not work on websites other than 8chan;</li>

So a "custom tripcode" is a one hash tripcode, and a "secure tripcode" is a two hash tripcode.

>>23282

Man I'm so dumb. I didn't get the point until just now.

>>23299

>>23303

Yeah the modification is incredibly trivial if you're root. The fact that they fucked it up so bad is just embarrassing.

God gives us the most embarrassing people to go against us. It's a true exercise in humility to allow them to pretend they make sense.

>>23318

There's that classic redditor who found how many bots there were by embedding links into messages and seeing how long it took people to click on them.

Or the classic video of a wall of cellphones in a warehouse in China clicking on shit.

Or anyone who knows anything about the inside of Google/Facebook/Microsoft/Twitter and how they monetize bots for revenue.

Or anyone who knows anything about how certain firms would go on MSNBC to pump and dump shares of stocks (and that's to ignore the blatant insider trading by the biggest houses).

This stuff has been rigged forever. It only continues because people pretend like it's not completely fucked. It's not working as well as it used to, though. Things are changing very quickly.

>>23543

Spread to where? How? Why?

Not many people care about the takeover of a message board, so it would require a lot of anon energy to get it "out there". It's not clear it's possible. Some meme would have to hit super hard to get it to trend.