>>156566>That existed before, but now we have to rely on hearsay.Yes I understand. I'm just saying it wasn't happening as often as before over about the last 2 weeks. I haven't really used it since the hack and I am in a totally new IP range(s) now. Perhaps they just didn't catch on quickly that the same guy was back and fucking around with them again.
>Anyway, the 4chan mods will IP wipe you for the pettiest shit if they don't like you personally or something. Indeed.
>I have been on 4crap since 2007 or so, but never before have I felt that the moderation is as corrupt as it is now.Every year is worse than the last. I pine for the days of when it was just /a/ and maybe /a/ and /b/. I miss that sense of freedom and being able to say whatever the fuck you wanted. I don't care if people disagree. I just hate being silenced for speaking my mind because "wrong opinion". Then watching some other guy spew his nonsense all over the place that just happens to have the right opinion. So he's never punished.
To be fair. This isn't exclusively a problem there. It's just more prevalent because there are more eyes on it. Doesn't really matter where you go. There is always some champion of discussion lurking around thinking that everyone else is the real cancer.
If your arguments can't stand without censorship then they aren't worth much at all in my opinion. It isn't hard to simply ignore posts you don't like. Mods shouldn't do anything but delete pizza. Let the users police themselves. This worked fine for decades.