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4chan is technically FOSS now
we get to enjoy DNB sites like this one because of it :)

>>157
This
dizzychan /mlp/ when

>>158
you will never be a woman

>>155
if a mysterious masked man delivers me a fresh baked loaf of delicious bread free of charge, am i a fool to eat it?
if that bread was originally meant for the baker to use as toilet paper to wipe his shitty ass and throw in the dumpster, isn't it better that someone gets to enjoy the bread in the way any sane person should be able to?
i'm not advocating for stealing bread, but in this situation, it'd be beyond retarded for me to go to the baker who wipes his ass with bread and give him a perfectly fresh loaf of bread to do that with, and to then rat out the mysterious masked man and/or tell the baker he has a thief problem, all the while i and others like me are fucking starving

>>158
had a weird little idea:
what if users could make their own boards, but they instead get a sort of "secret" large hex string that links to the board, and i can approve the board which would make it appear with a more sane name in the usual board navigation thing?
the motives:
1 people can make their own boards and not have to wait for me to approve things, the tradeoff being that if they want to bring other people in, they'll have to share the link
2 people will find it very hard to spin up a board really quick and have the whole website (all 2 of us) see it, which should discourage board creation spamming and creation of boards for certain topics that we might not approve of (which can still be done, but what's the point if nobody sees it?)
so you'd maybe create /mlp/, or rather submit an /mlp/ creation request, board /a51b65fdce651b6a521362d66c561e/ gets created and is initially not shown with the rest, if i approve it, /mlp/ is shown with the rest and the previous URL redirects to the newly approved board
(not sure if that's overkill and 8ch-esque image boards had a problem with board creation spam)

>>162
i think that's a really good idea

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>>163
but creation requests are a good idea
(had to use a vpn because i kept getting these type of captchas)

>>162
Not sure how you would moderate in this situation. You have to retain some control over what people post

>>165
dedicated admin accounts for your own board just a suggestion maybe?

>>165
>>166
i mean i would moderate the same way i do on any of the usual boards
i was thinking whoever sent the request could either be a moderator for that board and/or they could delegate people to be moderators of that board
it's not like i wouldn't be able to moderate some boards' posts just because they sent a request

>>167
a moderator for that exact board could work, maybe moving posts globally would work? like board owner sends request to another board owner to move post because it doesn't belong on that board and board owner has options to whether approve the request or to deny the request, could be a good idea