>3DCP You mean just CP? Why do you need to add 3D in front of it?

>>11728 Probably because the General Rules says ". Legal, fictional 2D or 3DCG artwork is not prohibited " >3DCG And he's talking about real people.

>>11728 You're right, i got peeved from the post and made up a word. Still i need some clarification, i'm willing to give the benefit of the doubt to 8chan.

The loli board has some weird stuff. One thread asks other anons not to request more because that would violate US law.

committing voter fraud for Democrats.

>>11737 Weird word filter.

>>11711 >>4721 you forgot the part where the board has been dead for almost 3 years, with no new threads and replies also, if this site glows, then 4chan is the concept of light itself

>>11746 >is the concept of light itself LOL

>>11746 >you forgot the part where the board has been dead for almost 3 years, with no new threads and replies Fair, i noticed the thread dates but didn't check extensively, also thanks for the link that clarifies the history of /hebe/, still i would love to know on why the board wasn't deleted.

Shitposter mad about IDs being enabled on some boards is trying to cause controversy in order to make the admin kneel.

>>11754 Of course, it's the usual tactic against websites. >Blackmail >concessions >compromises Etc. It's obvious how "inoffensive" some anons are after the leak of 4chan, they're literally trying to cancell ex-jannies IRL.

>>11711 /hebe/ is a legacy board that has been around at least since 2014 on o.g. 8chan. It did have a legitimate CP problem and was the reason why 8chan.co had to be renamed to 8ch.net in 2015, but all of the CP posters moved onto masterchan at first, which has long since shutdown, and eventually to the deep web and I think some other surfaceweb community called triforce. Even though it was only an issue for a couple of months and wasn't any worse than facebook or reddit in the case of r/jailbait, it did enough reputational damage to have the site delisted from search engines, which many users including myself see as a boon. Since it wasn't actually a problem any more, /hebe/ continued to exist probably all the way up through 2019 when the website was deplatformed. Mark created /v/ on 8chan.co in 2014 and had nothing to do with the creation of /hebe/ there or here as far as I know. The general idea is that anything goes on this site so long as it isn't illegal, so /hebe/ was allowed to be created and has literally never been an issue, mostly because nobody actually posts on it. It exists because it can, just to prove a point that people would rather chase at shadows than find out they're cast by puppets. Our motto for a decade now has been "Embrace Infamy." Anyone who is old enough to be bringing up /hebe/ knows better and is just trying to stir the pot. With that said, there are actual reasons question Mark and the admins. He was a paid moderator, if you can believe it, for 8kun and corralled most of the userbase to assemble once it was up despite this being as obviously stupid as Moses leading his people back to Egypt. He also has had temper tantrums, a large personality that has lead to some funny shit but can be obnoxious, and overall is just a character hard to take seriously. With THAT said, he has been the most resilient moderator on an imageboard I have seen and makes a good effort to undo any damage he may have caused. Nobody, not even his enemies, think Mark is a bad person, just an incompetent one, but this site wouldn't have lasted as long as it did or even exist if it weren't for his efforts. Still don't like the guy, though.

Admin-sama please look into implementing a 2 chan-style ID reveal feature Drama about this is causing 8/a/ is splinter and constantly be embroiled in drama surrounding this

There's no drama around the IDs besides certain shitposters complaining about not being able to shitpost like they used to anymore.

>>11786 Why do you keep trying to side-channel across the website? Go back: https://8chan.se/site/res/11341.html

>>11790 I'm not i'm giving him a suggestion you faggot retard I didn't know that was a thread and i thought this was the meta thread

When that board broke global rules and then went unmoderated, it was wiped of illegal content and then locked, rather than deleted, to prevent anyone from trying to recreate it. A deleted board frees up its URL, and because the entire board was banned after that point we didn't want anyone trying to replicate it or move it. They'd blown their chances.

>>11783 Thanks for the expanded qrd on what happened anon. >>11810 Ok, now makes sense on why still exist as a locked and delisted board. Thanks Acid, sorry for the squabble and for the delayed reply (i'm on s different timezone), for what i can see up to this point 8chan.moe is very transparent and the staff is always available, i will stick here even after/if 4chan goes up again.