>>9708 Does anyone really think things were worse before IDs were invented? They were an awful idea from the start. Or are we just so full of newfags that don't even remember before 4chan had IDs?

>>9711 Idk. Hey you should buy a gun. Its not super hard in Soupland and then you could post on /k/ and it wouldnt just be me samefagging.

>>9711 Theres no flags or IDs on the k board and also no users. I am bored. Im rangebanned from all other chans and im bored anon. Plz post.

>>9728 Are you implying that the lack of IDs is responsible for the lack of users? I hope that's not what you're implying, because it would be ridiculous. My autism extends into many domains, but not guns. Gun autists seem to know all sorts of shit that just bores the hell out of me, the same way I probably bore the hell out of people when I talk about the things I'm autistic for.

>>9729 >>9729 Its true. Most people get glassy eyed when I start talking about guns. Yeah its secretly a super nerdy hobby. And no I wasn't implying that. I was just badly trying to tempt you there. Cause its just me. In other news in the course of fixing that board I became its owner. And now ironically the question of IDs and flags is no longer hypothetical. Its a real question I need an answer to. I like em both, but if what you are saying is correct they would be a hurdle to growing and attracting users. I don't know. Currently IDs on and flags off. Its a compromise that doesnt make me happy. I should just commit and do you what your saying. I have no real personal opinion.

>>9732 I'm not as concerned about attracting users as I would be about attracting good users and fostering good discussion. Quality over quantity. However, I would argue identification is actually bad for both, but especially quality. If people want to talk about things on a website that isn't anonymous, there are plenty of sites for that. There are plenty of sites where people can talk about things, but they have to worry about impacting their identity, which necessarily leads to a different kind of discussion, where people are more incentivized to just go with the majority opinion. A more limited form of identification still does that, even if to a lesser degree.

>>9736 Ah yes I see. Thats very well said. Don't know why I was having trouble understanding that. Okay yeah that makes a lot of sense thank you anon. Im gonna take off the IDs.

>>9744 >>9736 Samefags driving conversation by hopping between US and Canada.

>>10165 tf are you guys doing in South Africa, why aren't you shooting in the head with your shotguns?

>>10166 QRD?

>>10239 >Slippery slope fallacy Why is something that happens often in real life considered a logical fallacy?

>>10350 Because it's not always accurate. It's similar to how one shouldn't equate correlation with causation. Correlation could help you find later that it was actually causation, but not all the time, so you shouldn't equate the two. Sometimes something can lead to a slippery slope, but not always, so you'll need some evidence that the particular case you're talking about is leading in the direction you indicate.

>>10394 >not always lol, the sum total of human history says otherwise

>>10916 No, there is always a crest of a wave. There is always a highest or lowest point before things start moving in a different direction. History isn't a straight line in one direction. History is much more complicated than that.

>>11131 >No, there is always a crest of a wave. Not even remotely relevant to what we're discussing. Nothing gets better. Everything gets worse. The slippery slope is an axiom, not a fallacy. No one ever defends anything ideologically. That's why no ideology survives except jews'.

ihate niggers

The only thing White supremacists are based af about is the fact that the Jews, namely the Israel government, is a fucking leech on this world. Israel needs to go.

>>12267 >URL shorteners

>>12275 >URL lengtheners

>>13214 >>13214 >using URLs >not pinging IP addresses to get where you want

>>4871 Damn. I made that Goebbels one back in the day. That brings back memories.

>>1723 cheers

Seeing this brings good memories

nice banners.

i sharted my pants

Made these years ago, just found them on an old drive.

>>14370 Now that's a classy banner

>>1724 Nice one

If anyone wants to add a banner for /polarchive/, I can put it up.

not a banner, but...

Anyone here got the 8chan logos used for banners? I have only a small handful and I'm searching for the 8chan seal logo, 8chan flower logo and the 8chan paintsplat logo.

I propose that we work on getting more population in here.

>>20717 would be nice

>>20740 You could start spamming halfchan pretty effectively, being how there's a 15 minute wait time to post now

>>21916 Halfchan sucks ballz. They are all retarded phoneposters