Requests/Feedback @ 4-ch

Is it done for the sake of transparency or is it a software limitation? If it's the former, then it's just clutter and almost as harmful to the health of a thread as public ban messages on 4chan-based imageboards. It isn't like you know what, when and why it was deleted, only that something used to be there.

Just my two cents, anyway.

This is how most 2ch-like softwares have traditionally handled post deletion. Kareha simply followed Shiichan and 0ch and others which were doing it even before here. It's written firmly in the software I don't even think it can be turned off.

I mean, 2ch's software is kind of shit. Remember when it was about to go down in the early 2000s until the UNIX board optimized it a bit?

The software of 2ch is even worse than kareha lol it can't even delete posts, thats why "deleted" posts have all their fields replaced with あぼーん and im pretty sure mods had to do that manually, probably still do? would explain why moderation is so rare

Oh yeah and they have a whole board for reports because they also lack a proper report system

Yes. If you simply delete the post, it affects the message count and the >>reply system. Consider a reply that says >>3,6-8,11. When 7 is deleted, manually updating that >>reply string to >>3,6-7,10 is just a lot of work.

>>2-4
Obviously, you have never programmed a textboard before.

>>5
Kareha is public domain software. Why don't you program a report system if you're so clever? It shouldn't be that hard; client-side JS or no.

>>6
I wrote a textboard script last year, actually. I don't know why you assumed I have never programmed one before.

>>7
It probably sucks

>>6

>When 7 is deleted, manually updating that >>reply string to >>3,6-7,10 is just a lot of work.

It shouldn't be too hard, have the textboard assign different ids to posts internally, and then calculate the required post numbers when serving up the page. Replies to deleted posts can show something like ">>deleted" That said, Kareha stores threads in plain html, making anything of the sort impossible or at least unpleasant.
It would also fuck with the existing culture around post numbers, and make it harder to keep track of replies to deleted posts, so I really don't see any upsides for it.

My name is dix boner and I second this notion

HEAR HEAR

4th'd! Once they get sent to their own board, we can finally go back to being dead.

Is this ironic or sincere? And would it work?

The thread was made as a joke, but it would be pretty funny to see this actually happen.

vc: fage

sage

But really, it's a good idea.

In my worthless opinion, yes. This site shouldnt just become a giant billboard

>>1
Well i agree.

I think they can be funny in moderation.

If it's just some guy asking for feedback on his site and it's not copy-pasted over every board, it's not really an issue.

>>4
Well yes, but it would be troblesome if bad advertising ruin the site.

Blatant advertising should be a rule breaker, yes. If some dude has a post log of 0 posts and his first post is just "come check out my VIP quality BBS!" that should be instant ban. If it's some regular posting in general or net or something and wants feedback on their website and incorporates it into a discussion, I think that's reasonable.

What exactly do you mean by advertising? I see this term abused. "Someone I don't like made a project they want to share" is called "advertising" just as much as the automated spam for penis enlargement pills and such. You need to have a stricter definition of what you want to be forbidden before you ask us if we want to forbid it. I don't like vague rules.

"I know it when I see it!" is NOT justice.

>>7
If Patch spammed his boards here like he does everywhere else, you'd have a different opinion

>>8
Out of interest, what site does he spam?

This is a game I played when I was young a couple times but know can't remember. The game was in a sort of black and white style, but not fully monochrome. It was on the PS2, and you played as this kinda Spy-woman while you did flips and shit and tried to get to the adjective. It was in the third person, as well. Some of the levels took place on this roof of sorts, and I remember getting inside the building before being spotted and apprehended, losing the game. Details on this are very foggy and perhaps false, however.

If anyone has any thought of what this game might have been or what I could be (mis)-remembering, feel free to post video of that vidya.

Not the right board

https://4-ch.net/req/kareha.pl/1617331706/ same person?

it was killed by too many zoomers and gen z newfags who dont know about old internet culture and the admin not doing anything about it and letting faguri teens run the site

this post is r/mildlyinfuriating

You're doing a pretty bad job at pretending to be me nice try OP you're a fag.

for teens to be here that would say there are fags posting in the first place

if you are over 23 years old posting on le anonymous boards you deserve to be launched into the sun

honestly, if you didn't grow up as a privileged internet user before Eternal September, why even bother posting?

doin backflips over ur lame post OP

kill teens

fuck teens

>>5 not all of us have the luxury to grow up.
>>2 go back