>>554585

perhaps when posting memes we should use long randomly generated file names every time we post to further fuck the filters.

I have been an advocate for posting false personal information and general nonsense to butt plug the Al Gore Rhythms fore yee ahrs. Noise? I think we should totally screw their AI's with so much noise that they can't tell a license plate from a bicycle's titts. Start tagging photos wrong. Desperately wrong. Really screw stuff up.

They are just machines. I haven't met an AI yet that I can't break. Garbage in…

Just some ideas. Trying to find a good place to file them. Before you even say it I've tried that already. Kinky. If you want you may pursue a similar filing system.

Regards.

>>554799

You do beautiful work Anon. Seriously. Good job. Thank you.

>>528436

They locked me out the same way last night. I was kicking someone's ass in a gun debate. They had just given up and I was going to post one last SEE YA! and I got the "Your account has been locked. We have detected unusual activity. Please verify with a phone number." Yeah, NO! This is a sign of WINNING!

>>557854

Yeah, that's what I mean. I'm just suggesting that renaming the file when posting to some random string may help prevent some of their filters from working. People are going to do whatever they want.

I'm thinking about using an encryption key generator to rename files. An automated way to do this say built into a browser extension or a hacked twitter/facebook/whatever app would be ideal. CODEFAGS!!

It might be nice to screw with the file headers to make them look different (while not breaking them). Maybe adding random GPS coordinates would be fun. We haven't scratched the surface of what can be done with this medium.

Very good art work on your part by the way. Very nice. Thank you too.