/kekec/ - the dank man

>>1096

>implying anyone of us oldfags does meta and /pol/ raiding

I've been telling you for almost a month now that raiding /pol/ is an inside job

>how do we go back to the golden age?

we don't

why didn't we stop them in time

;_;

>>1097

It's so obvious when the people in those threads always call each other out like they know each other, not to mention all of the unique flags (that other Israeli, I think there was a Dane, amongst others). Not sure if they're /leftypol/ or Kraut drones. In any case they're trying to use that as an opportunity to take our freedoms now.

I was thinking, until all of this shit blows over, if it does, maybe we really should just go full nomad with who we have. I've been scouting out a few fledgling /int/ boards in their germinal stages with plenty of potential. Obviously, 76chan still exists, so we could use that too, as long as the admin lays off on banning people (if I recall he banned a Finn, which is just in poor taste).

On a side note, anyone notice the active smear campaign against Slovenia lately? They want the last monolith against their absolute power gone, methinks. I hope nobody is falling for their Kraut delusions.

Are you ready to go mobile, boys?

>>1099

76chan seems like our best bet (though I would like to hear about your other alternatives.) ddudeman is starved enough for traffic that he'll probably just do whatever the majority wants, we already got him to ban desubong. The only de facto rules there are no name or avatarfagging, but we'll see how that develops. At any rate it's certainly a welcome change to Soma and Lowcard.

Regarding Slovenia-smearing - I feel a lot of that was (purposefully) self-imposed. I certainly don't want to speak for him, but it seems to me all the nigraposting was his way of killing the 'memeification' that had become of him. This theory certainly makes sense when taking into account what I know of him: that he's opposed to porn in general, let alone interracial porn, and that he never wanted to be a big figure to begin with. The fact that he never gave me a straight answer when I questioned him about it only further cements this theory in my mind.

>>1100

a-are you me

I was thinking something similar. I hate the idea of propped up board personalities because it defeats the purpose of anonymity but in dark times like these I really wouldn't mind if Slovenia took a pseudo-leader stance, but I know he has real life business as well.

76chan is only decent because it can be completely bended to our will. Features are kind of shitty, I wish they were more like 8chan. In any case, we wouldn't have to abandon our /int/ either, it can still be HQ.

Regarding the other chans I've scouted out, I'll reveal them at a more opportune time. I don't really like talking about this stuff here either, too many people know about it by now.

>>1101

Yeah, fair enough. I think desubong only found 76chan through this board, anyway.

What do you mean by /int/ still being our HQ? There are only two cases I can see: either /int/ stays as it currently is, that is, in a state where none of us want to post there and are actively seeking alternatives, or that 8/int/ has calmed down enough that we can actually post there again, in which case the point of using it as an HQ to organize efforts to leave is moot.

On a slightly related tangent, I know many of us are quite distraught over the fall of 8/pol/ since the first exodus. I happen to know that there still exists on 8chan a politics board where one can have serious political discussions, at the same if not a higher level than /pol/ used to be. However, just like you not wanting to reveal the chans you've found, I don't really want to reveal the politics board here lest it get raped to hell and back. /polpol/ used to be a good board too, it was only once it became well known that the quality dropped to shit.

>>1102

>What do you mean by /int/ still being our HQ?

What I mean is that we can still wait for an opportunity to take it back, should that time ever come, and post there sparingly like we've been doing. It is the homeland, you know, it has sentimental value. Nothing will ever replace 8/int/.

>I don't really want to reveal the politics board here lest it get raped to hell and back

Is it hidden? Personally I've been using /liberty/. It's quite nice.

>>1103

Not hidden, but it only has ten active users. /liberty/ is good as well, but the board I'm talking about is more… serious, I guess. I know we have a certain stigma of serious discussions, but I feel it's good to have a certain level of seriousness. Specifically, the board is devoted to just geo/pyschopolitics and the contributing factors. It's really above partisanism in that regard, discussing politcal ideologies isn't so much the point of it.

Going back on the seriousness of it: I think a lot of chan users have a problem with board loyalty. We grow irrationally attracted to the main boards we use. When you stop and think about just how meaningless that devotion is, it becomes laughable. There's nothing wrong with browsing multiple boards, after all. And you say nothing will replace 8/int/ - why not? I'm certain that most of us thought that nothing could ever replace 4chan, and here we are. It's the users that make the board, not the other way around. On a larger scale, this is the same as devotion to the state rather than to the people of the state - you'd agree, I'm sure, that that is an issue? If so, then how is that different than chans?

>>1104

Well, you bring up valid points. I'm biased because I've been at the head of it all, "fighting the Germans" or whatever, because I honestly wanted to see /int/ flourish properly and thus allow 8chan to become a proper competitor against 4chan. I wanted the dream to happen, and we know that in the past we've never had a successful migration to another 8chan /int/ board, so we're left with fighting for /int/ or giving up.

Which is why I like this idea of being complete mongol nomads, tied together by a shared background but active in multiple /int/ boards across the internet. It alleviates the stress of worrying about the situation of 8/int/ as well. We can shed board loyalty while keeping the culture we've built, expanding /int/erium the whole time.

>>1097

yeah that's my point, but newfags are the majority on /int/ these days ;_;

>>1101

76chan staff are open to user suggestions and listen well. At the moment, it also appears to be the largest decent alternative to 8chan (all the others are even deader).

On a related note, there were 74 posts today.

>>1113

Are they going to update the features to make it more like 8chan anytime soon? Are you a part of the staff? I don't know much about it, but the /int/ is slower and danker it seems. I'll be making a lot of threads to get it off the ground.

>>1102

>>1104

>serious political board

Oh wow, it's still alive? I completely forgot about it and in the early days of /pol/ you were able to have quality discussions on /pol/ itself so it was a little bit redundant….

>>1116

/liberty/ is bretty good