This could be helpful for moderation as well.
I haven't written much Perl, but I could probably try to hack something together. The program could easily cache the posts to reduce load.
I assume that all the 4-ch boards are independent flat file databases, and that is probably the cause of many of the performance issues the site experiences. It's not like the site is broken, it works fine, but it still makes me want to re-architect things so that boards load faster in general
but I digress. I think that the page that shows all new posts across boards could easily be done client-side without any server development effort as well. I'm thinking of putting together a user script that attempts it.
what does everyone think of something like this?
It sounds interesting, but I probably wouldn't use it too often. I'm usually alerted to new posts from boards that interest me from my rss reader.
Maybe other people would derive more use from it.
>It's not like the site is broken, it works fine
But this software IS shit.
>>3
ALL software is shit.
https://github.com/z411/weabot
I think it's only there to fill a quota though.
weabot actually does that (as seen on https://bienvenidoainternet.org/home.html).
That's what >>1 wants, right?
>even shittier software
[citation needed]
>>10
yeah im sure whatever you posted is worse than kareha forcing you to manually archive threads or open tags fucking up half the page lol
>>10
What is this even supposed to mean?( ；´Д`)
test
>>11
manually archiving threads isn't really necessary for any of the boards here except /dqn/, and just nuking that board every year or so would work just as well.
the open tag thing was fixed years ago in kareha. simply updating to the latest version would fix it without losing all the current board content.
>>12
it doesn't correctly handle things like "(see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Something_(with_parentheses))", interpreting the closing ) as part of the url and breaking links.
it would be much better to only interpret ) at the end of the url as part of the url if it contains a matching (, which kareha does.
>>14
Thanks, I'll see if I can contact the dev.