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74447 No. 74447
99chan, in an effort to increase speed, user experience and security is thinking about moving to a new non-shit platform called TinyIB. This will look essentially the same, act essentially the same but work much more smoothly.

I suppose I am asking, what do you think of archiving this particular instance of 99chan and starting anew with few boards (10 max initially) and moving from there.

Opinions? Please, do give your opinions.
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>This will look essentially the same, act essentially the same but work much more smoothly.

Please do, Kusaba is a steaming pile of shit.
>> No. 74458
yeah considering how small the userbase is we have way too many boards
also these thumbnails are way too big tbh
>> No. 74460
Just let us know when you're going to break everything, and don't forget hellza ballza
>> No. 74461
I don't think there's much of value to save, thread wise. Even my beloved /mu/ is pretty much devoid of valuable content. The sharethread is full of dead links and all people seem to be interested in posting is their crappy (sorry) bandcamp links.
>> No. 74462
>>74461
The beta site is https://99chan.org/beta

Agreed. I seem to think that starting off fresh, MAYBE even starting an invite only system (registration at first possibly) to help the dedicated userbase have a more rich experience. I am working on migrating posts but having little success I am enlisting the help of the vichan creator to help figure out why we can only import news items, boards and name but no content.

The beta site is https://99chan.org/beta check it out, much faster.
>> No. 74464
>>74462

I think it's great, but not worth losing all the content we have now. If there is some way to migrate I think it's a smashing idea
>> No. 74465
>>74464
I know, I am torn. Luckily a very kind developer who works on the project lynxchan is willing to help and get us going on a new platform. It's long overdue. I can make this promise, we won't kill any content even if I have to do it all myself. No loss, just better, faster, more secure channings.
>> No. 74468
I am strongly opposed to an invite only system. This place is slow enough without limiting outsiders who can come join in. Yes, occasionally 4 big dicks up my asshole shitposters show up and sometimes there is spam or whatever, but sometimes new people are bound to show up and do a decent job of posting. We were all new users once upon a time, so we should give others a chance.

There's not much of any real value on any of the other boards at this point. They are virtually dead and too specific.

I feel like we should consolidate /tvav/, /lit/, and /sfcsp/ into one board. /media/ or something, for all arts and entertainment media. I don't know why we have a board specifically for science fiction and another for literature when they are both basically at a standstill; I was recently thinking about making a thread asking for new wave SF recommendations but said fuck it because I didn't want to wait 8 months for a half dozen replies. Television, movies, literature of all varieties, maybe even video games in one board. Makes a hell of a lot more sense than combining /fit/ and /fa/ tbh.

/lego/ feels obsolete. People can start nostalgia threads in a /media/ board.

Leave videogames out of the media board and combine videogames and /tg/ into a /gaem/ board or something. Gaming of all kinds: video, tabletop, roleplaying, etc.

I am just fine with losing content and starting fresh.
>> No. 74477
>>74468

Some of my favorite sci-fi books:

Friday by Robert Heinlein
Bloodchild by Octavia Butler
The Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula Le Guin
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>>74477
Been thinking about reading Left Hand of Darkness.

The only Heinlein I've read is Starship Troopers and the polemicism hellza interfered with the experience so I've avoided his books since. I have no problem with his politics being a feature of his books, though I tend to strongly and emotionally oppose them, but I found the way they were expressed in Troopers hellza inelegant and intrusive. Since then I have become increasingly interested in his other work though.

I'm mostly after the stream-of-consciousness psychedelic New Wave stuff; Bedlam Planet by John Brunner (if that touchstone means anything) and The Dune books from God Emperor on are some of my all time favs. I'll look into your suggestions for sure.

<3
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>>74468
>Yes, occasionally 4 big ds up my asshole shitposters show up and sometimes there is spam or whatever

Isn't that what Mods are for? To ban those people when they show up? The invite system sounds like an excuse for Mods to do less modding and just drink all day.
>> No. 74481
>>74480
Welcome to 99chan :-/

>> No. 74483
>>74480
>>74481
Hey, hey, hey! I mod my bleeding arse off whenever I'm not at work (no computer)!
Also, I don't drink :/
>> No. 74484
If we're moving to tinyIB, do you think we can get a /recent/ or /all/ multiboard? I've noticed a lot of tinyIB/vichan sites have them, and I think it would help with our dead board problem.

Also, I'd hate to see the number a boards cuts. It's just wouldn't feel like 99chan without a stupid number of boards.
>> No. 74485
>>74484
I remember there was a time when we wanted to get up to 99 boards. I think we got close, maybe including secret boards, but did we ever get there?
>> No. 74488
>>74484
Yes, this is an excellent suggestion. We are planning on adding a lot more features once we are on some more stable software. I'm making a note of this specific feature and I will be sure it goes in. Thank you, and if anybody else has feature requests please post them in this thread so they can be noted.
>> No. 74489
>>74484
I've never understood this "tons of boards is what makes 99chan 99chan" thing. While I kind of get how people who were here in 2008-2010 would have a nostalgic connection to that semi-accidental lots-o-boards gimmick, two things come to mind for me:
1) The thing that makes 99chan 99chan to me is the userbase and the unique quality of sardonic humour that you don't encounter on other imageboards coupled with the generally sincere and helpful information on the special interest boards
2) Times change. This site just is not as busy as it once was, the specialty boards don't get the traffic they used to, and things need to morph and evolve with time if the site is to continue to be usable and fun. What's the point of having a ton of boards if the only one that gets reasonable traffic is /b/, as is now the case?

An /allboards/ kind of thing would be great; when I was thinking about making the new wave SF thread I mentioned above, I considered posting on /b/ and saying "I made this thread on /sfcsp/. No one goes there so either go there or post suggestions/discussion here." but ultimately that didn't feel appropriate. An all-chan board would be great for that purpose.

The only boards I don't think we should change or get rid of are the ones completely unique to 99chan and its history, such as /fubot/ and /gent/ and maybe /docta/ considering it's probably the only reasonably ballza relationship advice board I've ever encountered in imageboard land (though it was considerably better and more interesting in the days of tldr guy, Casanova's prolific posting, and Actual's occasional chiming in).

Everything else should be strategically conglomerated to allow the greatest number of users to congregate around a particular subject without the board becoming too broad.
>> No. 74490
>>74468

If we're combining boards, can we have a catchall /weeb/ or something? I mean technically, manga and light novels could go on the /lit/ combination board, anime, jrpgs, visual novels and the like could go on /media/, but I doubt the posters there would want them, or that the people who want to post about those things would want to post them there.

You could also combine a bunch of the porn boards, I'm still not sure why /do/ and /h/ or /men/ and /y/ are separate to begin with.
>> No. 74491
>>74464

This. The biggest draw of this site is the ability to have long running conversations. The last time the site reset that shit sucked donkey balls.


No invite system. Don't delete the old content.

Honestly I don't care about speed. I like being able to post something and check if any well thought out replies have been posted in the week since. This is impossible at most boards these days. The one second saved per load is honestly the least of my worries.
>> No. 74492
>>74490
I also disagree with being invite only.

My suggestion is to consolidate even more into like 5-6 boards, plus porn boards. Rough suggestion, something like:

/b/ - needs no explanation
/media/ - TV, literature, music
/weeb/ - weeb shit
/ac/ - "academic" discussion. basically combine /phi/, /ask/, /docta/ and possibly /speak/, and also allow political (including extreme) discussion, axe /reich/ and /cccp/ and send them here.
/g/ - games, both of the traditional and video variety
/oc/ - original content. board for creating shit. send /wri/, /fronk/, /cf/, /art/ etc here
/watm/ - whine at the mods

prons:
/homo/ - gay shit, not including traps
/trap/ - boypussy
/s/ - vaginas and the bags of flesh attached to them
/h/ - hentai, also h-manga and doujinshi, including /cake/
/hg/ - /h/, but for gay shit
some other homo board because it just wouldn't be 99chan if there weren't more gay than straight porn boards
>> No. 74493
>(including extreme) discussion

Wonderful. All the Stormfronters that emanate from 4 big dicks up my asshole's /pol/ can invade here too.

>including /cake/

I don't want 99chan taken down because you want to touch yourself.
>> No. 74494
>>74493
>Wonderful. All the Stormfronters that emanate from 4 big ds up my asshole's /pol/ can invade here too.

So why isn't that happening now, when we have a very clearly labelled /reich/ board?

>I don't want 99chan taken down because you want to touch yourself.

2D lolicon isn't illegal even in the US, and frankly no one cares about Canadian or British law, not even Canadians or Brits.
>> No. 74495
Also, I mean for discussion of "extremist" politics in an academic style, not "hurr I hate basketball americans and jews 14/88 race war now" which is just obnoxious, bland shitposting regardless of whether one agrees with the premise or not. Posts like that still ought to be sent to the KZ on sight.
>> No. 74497
Also (again, sorry for the triple post) what I posted is only a rough suggestion that's open for discussion, especially since I'm just an anonymous nobody of a user who doesn't have any power to put it into practice. But I think the basic outline is pretty ballza. I only suggest to send politics to the /ac/-like board because I am loathe to have a dedicated politics board and have it turn into /pol/, like you said. Looking again, /ask/ and /docta/ don't have much to do with academics, maybe roll them into a separate /adv/ - advice board, or something?
>> No. 74498
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Nothing 'has to change' to keep it fun. We just need more posters. I see a lot of comments about needing to combine boards or 'start fresh'. To that I say FUCK YOU!! Starting fresh or combining boards has been tried like 3 times now and hasn't done SHIT to help things. Just keep it like it is and save all the stuff that's here because it's what is here that matters to new people who come. What 99channers 'are' is an abstract that only lives in the fatty tissue of 100 or so people.
>> No. 74499
>>74498
A lot of existing boards are dead because they still have some subject overlap, and because we have like 150 users spread over as many boards. If I want to talk about the philosophy of language, should I post it in /speak/ or /phi/? Or what about if I want to talk about NES emulation, should I post it in /tvav/ or /lego/? Not to mention 99channers are a bunch of pacifist liberal hippies, why do we even have /w/? The one post every 6 months that board gets could just go on /b/.

The boards were combined in kind of a dumb way last time that still left a lot of overlap and a lot of dead boards. The way I suggested mostly takes care of that. If /tvav/, /lit/, /sfcsp/, and /mu/ each get one post a month, but you combine them into one board, then now /media/ is getting 4 posts a month, that's a 400% increase in posting speed.
>> No. 74500
Although, don't get rid of anything, can't you just snapshot the board as it is now and make it read-only at 99chan.org/archive or something?
>> No. 74501
In some ways I've liked the idea of having one board for all discussion, at least. Porn boards can still be separate. I like anime but I feel like I can't talk about it on /b/ because it belongs in /a/, but no one goes to /a/ so it's pointless to post there. I don't think merging a few boards will hellza fix this problem, but just having a broad /media/ board might work or something.
>> No. 74502
Take a look guys, https://99chan.org/beta it is nearing completion. I worked out the bug with migration to the new platform and was successful in moving all content (excluding bans :( :( )

The theme will be paisley, I won't switch them over until I know for sure it all works, it looks at least 95% like original legacy 99chan and can assure stability. Please continue to use this site of course, when we swap we will synchronize the boards so nothing will be lost. Thanks for the advise, support and incite to all.

I will work on the theme with help from IRC users and will work on other nick nacks. Please try test posting on the other site, it'd be helpful. Test is, shit on it, try to hack it, etc. Lets see if this move will be productive :)

We need to switch it up on this sanctuary, give the users something a bit more stable and a bit more easily used.
>> No. 74507
I am in favor of cutting boards down to the absolute minimum and tossing the old threads wherever they might fit so that discussions can continue. The full on board holocausts from site fuck ups in the past haven't been that bad, and I think they are needed like a forest needs a fire. The community changes and loses interest in segments which accumulates dead boards, so start with the minimum and build up based on demand. Doing something like monthly trial boards would be a ballza idea, because we'd get suggestions on what people want now and would give a reason to get some seed posts as trial boards are use it or lose it.
>> No. 74512
>>74502
<3 <3 <3

Thanks for all the hard work and love you are putting in to the site.

>>74507
I have mixed feelings on the "clean slate" thing - on the one hand it seems like every time a site-wide wipe has happened, it has had a negative effect on posting speed and the size of the userbase. On the other hand, I feel like if a wipe was done in conjunction with well thought out, strategic board consolidation, it could de-clutter the site (which feels a quite cluttered with dead threads to me and that has an impact on the site's aesthetic appeal) and provide a chance to restart the newly consolidated boards with exciting content that people are into.

>>74492
This is a great starting point, IMO. Keep /hor/ though.

With the creativity board, you'd need to make sure to have a sticky that specifies that that page is for content creation of all kinds, including visual art, writing, MSPaint, etc.

As far as being "invaded" by /pol/ goes, I think you're right when you say if it was going to happen, it would have happened to the dedicated extreme ideology boards. I think when it comes to 4 big dicks up my asshole /pol/ shitposters, half the fun for them is shitting all over a "serious" board and they have no interest in posting seriously on a board dedicated to nazi ideology; they want to get a rise out of people and you won't get a rise out of anyone on a board like /reich/ or a board like the proposed /ac/ that has threads for that sort of discussion and a moderator that makes sure discussions of white supremacy or neo-nazi ideology stay academically focused and don't turn into "hurr dum nigers." If it becomes anything close to a problem on an /ac/ademics board, just made a dedicated nazi thread and ban people for posting outside of it or, if it gets hellza bad, recreate /reich/ as need dictates.
>> No. 74513
Also, an /ac/ademics board would allow discussion of things that don't currently have a home. If I want to talk about history, where would I post? But if there is just a broad /ac/, I can post there. And maybe while I'm there to post about Charles Sumner or whatever, I will scroll past a philosophy thread and have something to say, where I would not have encountered that thread had it been on a niche philosophy board.

Maybe in the board list have a "99chan University" sublist - /ac/ for soft sciences like history, philosophy, and politics; and /stem/ for mathematics, programming, and technology discussion. You could ban people on /stem/ with (USER WAS FOUND TO NOT HAVE AUTISM)

Discussions of literature could go in either /media/ or /ac/ depending on context, the type of discussion desired, or the book in question.
>> No. 74514
>>74513
>Maybe in the board list have a "99chan University" sublist - /ac/ for soft sciences like history, philosophy, and politics; and /stem/ for mathematics, programming, and technology discussion. You could ban people on /stem/ with (USER WAS FOUND TO NOT HAVE AUTISM)

Oh, I hellza like that idea.
>> No. 74515
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Also, I feel like any potential /ac/ or similar board would need to carry over a lot of the rules from /phi/ on how to have a mature, thoughtful discussion and not just be /b/ with more Chomsky.
>> No. 74516
/b/ can be transferred as is, consolidation boards can be populated with cherry picked threads from their constituents to set the atmosphere.

Boards need to be axed and we need a more active userbase, not strictly a larger one. Don't grovel on reddit for new users again, please.
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I just want to say that every time we have had a wipe or board merge the traffic continues to be slow and is usually even slower. Is there anyone who's been here since '08 who will disagree with that?
>> No. 74538
>>74536
>Is there anyone who's been here since '08 who will disagree with that?
Yep, right here. We have twice as many unique posters as we had a mere three years ago, and throughout our first year and a half of existence this place was a desert.
>> No. 74540
>>74538

Hey now, season 1 was one of my favorites. There was so much fun that was had, I think you're lying about everything you have said, are saying, or will say.
>> No. 74541
>>74538
You sure? for some reason the boards feel considerably slower.
>> No. 74543
>>74541

Some boards were limping along because of old conversations that kept bumping. Once those were axed, nobody had any reason to post on there anymore.

How many dream threads get posted on /docta/? Maybe someone who wants to post/read about dreams doesn't want to have to sort through endless rants about sexual dysfunction.


If any of us cared about speed we would have been long gone by now.
>> No. 74544
>>74540
>>74538
Typically, those things happen as some kind of a bandaid for bleeding traffic after a disaster like the joker wipe or the domain seizure. Just saying, it's a correlation/causation kind of a thing. Also, the deleted boards decision had some discretion involved, but the main rule was that they weren't even on the chopping block unless the last post was 2 months old or older. It's always a shame, but to have a /dream/ board, people need to want to post about dreams, and they aren't doing it now or then.
>> No. 74545
>>74544
>>74543
>>74541
>>74538

Actually, let me lay some cards on the table here. Incoming tldr.

The deletion wasn't hellza done for its own sake. It was a means to a more useful end. Problem: board traffic was slow and our moderator list was bloated with inactive irc users/ irc users who only gave a fuck about irc who never even used or had a passion for the imageboard to begin with. Their staff status was a ballza-boy award for looking cool on irc.

Solution: every mod does what Casanova used to do on /docta/ or they lose their credentials. You post, either flagged or unflagged at least once or twice a week so that people see that someone who has a passion for the topic is there replying/guiding/doing the housekeeping. And this worked well actually. Only problem was that after a week it became apparent that we didn't have enough staff that were willing to comply with this 5 minute per week requirement, and so we had to reduce the number of boards in order to not overwhelm everyone. Ones with more than 2 months of dormancy that no one spoke up for in tttm threads were dropped, and it's hard to see the shame in it.

The whole idea worked well and the required modposting did actually encourage regular users. You can still see a surge around a year ago on these boards if you look carefully at them to this day.

Then the whole thing became defunct when our regular irc drama warp storm happened and a bunch of people got fired/fled and I just said fuck it, I can't keep track of who's being useful if staff status is dependant on irc drama.

So anyway, I know a lot of users would like to be moderators. So instead of irc, I'm going to ask you guys to get involved. If you've been here since 08 and love the imageboard, you'll be better at this and care more about it than an irc user. So if enough people whow some interest here and would like to join up and restart that effort out of love for one or more boards, I will save whatever board you want with you at the helm. You get a banhammer and who hasn't wanted to try one out from time to time. If that interests you, come on irc and ask for wharrves.
>> No. 74557
>>74545
You're great, wharrves. You've hellza done a lot for our community. Getting dedicated posters to mod the boards is an excellent idea. Thanks, man.
>> No. 74565
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rude
>> No. 74567
>>74540
Second season was best season. And I'm not a liar. I'M NOT A LIAR.
>> No. 74573
>>74567
liar
>> No. 74574
  Will the new 99chan have memes?
>> No. 74576
I used to have bad skin and frequent indigestion, but when I asked wharrves for advice, he told me to change my pillowcase twice a week and to be sure to thoroughly chew my food. Now my skin is silky smooth and my bowel movements are so regular I can set my clock by them.

Thank you, wharrves!
>> No. 74591
I hate to be "that guy", guys, but the boards that are "OMG SO 99chan" are the ones that there seem to be too many of.
/tvav/ is already the former boards /film/, /av/, /tg/, /toon/, and /co/ all wrapped up together, but the Reds and Nazis can't find a way to share some board-space?
Nobody knows what /fubot/ even is anymore. After multiple board-wipes without any real explanation of its' purpose to newcomers, and just the barest bit of oral tradition for them to go on, it went from being a silly shit-post board to being religiously bee-centric. It made for quite the social experiment, but I think it's evolved to its' final form already and has hit a dead end.
And /gent/ is just a one-trick pony.
Let's be honest here, when those boards get a post (/cccp/, /reich/, /fubot/, and /gent/), THAT'S when /b/ is missing out on one.

Provided there are people who are willing to take up the task of clearing spam from the dead/purposeless boards though, I don't hellza see that they're hurting anything just by being there, waiting to be used.

Not that I don't think the media boards could use a little restructuring, but I don't think lumping every type of media into one board is an adequate solution. I'd rather see one board handle nostalgia, toons, comics, toys, and possibly videogames and even anime, while another board handles film, tv, audio (non musical), and liturature. One would be like a comics/collectibles shop and the other like a Barnes & Noble in content
>> No. 74592
>>74591
I like this in general, I could easily see splitting the proposed /media/ into "serious" media with films, literature, basically your /barnes&noble/; and for lack of a better word "nerd" media, with western comics & cartoons, toys, nostalgia. I object to including anime for a few reasons though:

1) I feel like it would be better off on its own dedicated "weeb" board along with manga, visual novels, Touhou & doujin games, tokusatsu/super sentai, Vocaloids and the like.
2) It's just begging for jrpg vs wrpg nerdfights and "Corey in the House best anime ever omg" style shitposting.

>audio (non musical)
So like, ASMR and old-timey radio dramas? Or discussion of audio equipment itself? I don't get it.
>> No. 74593
If I can take the liberty to write it up, then so far the proposed board list seems to be something like this:

/b/ - Thomas & Friends
a board for "serious" traditional media, film, literature, tv, music and the like
a board for "lighter" media, something like 4 big dicks up my asshole's /co/ + /tg/ + /lego/, possibly video games as well.
/weeb/ - japshit
/ac/ - academics; soft sciences. philosophy, politics, history, etc. /speak/ also goes here.
/stem/ - science, technology, engineering, math
/oc/(needs a better name imo) - creative arts of all sorts, from mspaint doodles to bronze sculpture
/adv/(maybe?) basically combine /ask/ and /docta/, meatspace problems
/tttm/ - whine at the mods

prons:
/homo/ - gay shit, not including traps
/trap/ - boypussy
/s/ - vaginas and the bags of flesh attached to them
/h/ - hentai, also h-manga and doujinshi
/hg/ - /h/, but for gay shit
/hor/ - camwhores


I'd also propose splitting /hor/ into male camwhores and female camwhores, but I don't know if /hor/ even now gets enough traffic of either sex to warrant it.
>> No. 74594
>>74592
Yeah, like radio-drama, talk-radio stuff, while actually music stuff goes in /mu/. The same audio stuff /tvav/ currently supports discussion of. Technically, discussion of the tech behind radio, itself, is part of /tvav/ right now too though (/av/ having been folded in), so either/or, I guess.

If /mu/ is slow right now (relatively speaking), I don't see why it can't be folded in the "sophisticated" media board for the time being as well though. If music discussion proves itself significant enough for its' own board again then it can split back off at that time. That's how I feel about /a/ too - when it's jumpin', it becomes too big for a comicshop board, just it's NOT jumping right now.
>> No. 74597
>>74592

>2) It's just begging for jrpg vs wrpg nerdfights and "Corey in the House best anime ever omg" style shitposting.

Shitposters are going to shitpost no matter how you split it up. If they want to stir shit up, there's no shortage of inflammatory topics in a /weeb/ only board. The solution to shitposting is better moderation. Once you start handing out bans for "lolol my hemisphere's media is better than your hemisphere's media", people are going to stop and the quality of discussion will raise.

>>74594

Yeah, I'd agree about /mu/ and /anime/ being pushed into other boards for now. If the mods throw together some dedicated "share music!" or "discuss anime!" threads, it should be plenty for now.
>> No. 74601
"That guy" here again.

>>74593
I don't think there's much wrong with our current porn board line-up, except that /cd/ and /di/ should be merged, as well and /do/ and /h/ ...and even /y/. All toon porn should get merged until a specific fetishist userbase presents itself as a rivaling force to that of the rest of the porn-toon userbase. Honestly though, all the porn boards are so dead and porn is so easily available nowadays across the net that I have to question the need for any porn boards that aren't in the same vein as /hor/ and /cd/, where the porn is of our userbase itself.

I also disagree with the idea of combining all artistically creative boards into one, similar to my view against one catch-all media board. /fronk/ and /art/ are just NOT the same flavor, the same atmosphere. I can see merging the writers' portion of /wri/ with /art/ for a /create/ board, but I think /fronk/ should remain its' own thing - maybe just an upgrade to /fronk3D/ for doodling ds with play-doh and such too, not just MSPaint.

The way I see it, the total sum of 99chan content can be summed up under the categories of Shit-Shootin', Academia all science, math, and "soft" sciences go here), Lifestyle, Media Resource, Media Creative, and Porn. Now, so far, in terms of how I've been thinking of it, I'm just asking for two Media Resource boards (Comicshop and Barnes&Noble) and two Media Creative boards (Create and Fronk3D). To me it seems at once not much to ask for, as well as a solid start for those categories. Shit, that's fewer boards in total than the number of porn boards I'd accept.
>> No. 74606
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Bring back Shi Painter!!!!!!
>> No. 74607
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74607
'Leave everything like it is' guy here..
I do want to make another point regarding all the consolidation suggestions (aside from the fact that they wont do shit). Making new names for boards that aren't in common use in chandom creates new/former user confusion. As an example we have a /wri/ board. All the other chans have a /lit/ board. A new or long absent user would not know where the hell /lit/ content was or should go. You can say it's easy enough to figure out, but many may not. And why make it harder for them?
>> No. 74608
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>>74576
>>74565
>>74557

Aw, I love you guys.

Just for a moment here before we shuffle off this old pile and move on to bigger and better things that actually work properly, I think that the creaky floorboards, fuckey doors and stuff make this place feel like home and I for one will miss its shittiness. I almost don't know what I'll do when I click a post number to enter a thread and it actually shows up in the reply field. Maybe we need to put some intentional bugs and garbage into TinyIB and slowly wean ourselves off them. Sprinkle some trash on the girl to make her feel homey. Either way, farewell Aquarius, we thank you.

As for you sexy bitches, see you over there.
>> No. 74610
>>74607

For the record, I'm not endorsing a /Barnes&Noble/ as an actual board name or anything. Obviously a more intuitive name needs to be developed.

I agree that our board nomenclature needs some work, but /wri/ is /wri/ because the focus is more on writing than reading, and when it was named the name made a lot more sense in opposition to /lit/. The most use anyone was getting from /lit/ was the library sticky though, and since one thread was all that was needed for /lit/'s content, but because we can't stand to get rid of things, the library sticky now resides in /wri/.

Now, if you want to talk about shit that might as well be in another language, our drug board is called /regs/ and the title banner reads "kindly request information".
>> No. 74612
>>74591
>>74593
ballza thoughts. Yeah, /tvav/ is a little too broad and cryptic. I think it will be a ballza idea to do something with it, at least nominally if not structurally. We'll be discussing these posts for sure.

>Nobody knows what /fubot/ even is anymore
Haha. Yeah, I had noticed that. "Hi is this where I post the bees? :-DDD"

>>74593
I like the look of this list. It might need some tweaking. I still think that /b/ is basically /ask/, so leaving docta alone is about the only thing I'd say I'd like to do off the bat here. Playing around with what media goes where like the guys above you were saying is a ballza idea as well.

>>74594
>>74597
A lot of these problems are going to be ones that we're hoping to solve with a more active staff as seen >>74545 . We already have applicants from this thread, so we'll see how it goes. I think some welcoming posts on each board each week will do wonders for them, so merging still-relatively-broad/popular topics like music and anime might not be necessary just yet.

>>74601
>>74607
>All toon porn should get merged until a specific fetishist userbase presents itself as a rivaling force to that of the rest of the porn-toon userbase
That's a pretty ballza idea actually.

It seems like the two of you summarize a dilemma: Consolidate traffic too much and you confuse the hell out of people. I think a middle path here will be best. We'll play with a few things and maybe drop one or two hellza obscure boards, but daisychaining endless topics together probably isn't something we want to keep doing, at least in such a blatant way.

>>74610
Yeah, another comment on the naming conventions. ballza call. I'd like to note that tinyib shows the board list by default off to the left while you're in, say, /b/. It might not seem like a big deal, but I think it will make a difference.


Thanks for the feedback guys.
>> No. 74614
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We only need three boards

/alltopics/ - discussion of all topics
/noposting/ - no posting allowed in this board (doing so results in automatic no-read permaban)
/cas/ - casanova fan board. all active posters are required to post an appreciative comment once a week or be banned for one month. casanova must post a "sunday selfie" every sunday in order to give posters something to compliment. if he does not post a sunday selfie, he will be banned for a year
>> No. 74615
Banners for boards that don't exist anymore are confusing for people as well. Banners need to be sorted out and a new sticky for people to post potential banners ought to go in /tttm/.
>> No. 74619
>>74614
Best idea in the thread.

>>74615
Noted. Basically, we forgot about that shit.
>> No. 74620
too bad this will never actually happen
>> No. 74621
>>74545


Basically you performed a government takeover of posting functions that were formerly performed by private individuals, and then penalized the private individuals for the nonperformance of the government agencies, by shutting down the venue.
>> No. 74622
I feel that's an unfair characterization of events.
>> No. 74623
>>74622

Basically, you are an ad-hoc foster care system. Each foster parent may host many children. An audit has determined that some foster parents were delinquent in routine activities, such as administration of feedings/beatings. To make an example of them, you burned down the house with the children still inside.

Digitally copied pictures of the children are hung on the walls of the surviving foster homes. They will never play again.


Better? I tried to give it a more human element. More family oriented.

>> No. 74626
>>74623
You confuse me for being a government appointee. I'm just a concerned citizen, like yourself.

Actually though, it's more like a business, a company, an industry. FOREIGN ROBOTS took your job. That happened a long time ago, while you were asleep in your cubicle. Not quite as long ago, management did indeed audit various departments, found the robots to be poor conversationalists, and determined that departments where everyone was letting machines do the work for them didn't require a manager, let alone an area for human inhabitants. Departments where people actually showed back up to work when the bosses called ended up being merged with each other, with departments where human workers were already productive, both, or even left alone entirely if they became motivated enough. For everyone who showed an interest in working, there was a place made for them in the restructuring.
>> No. 74640
I don't like change.
>> No. 74642
  >>74626

>foreign robots


If you are talking about the CP spam, it could be ameloriated by automatically hiding reported posts until the reported post is either cleared or deleted by a moderator.

Reported posts could be handled by a scrum system. That way if a mod goes on vacation, the site isn't immediately raided by the FBI.
>> No. 74654
>>74642
>ameloriated
What do microscopic, single celled organisms have to do with this?

In any case, 99 has never been raided by the FBI, CP has never stayed up for more than a couple hours from what I've witnessed, and your point is pointless.

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>>74654
JAB COMIX are FBI.
>> No. 74697
That name is tongue-in-cheek. JAB comix are specifically disallowed on that board because they come around and DMCA us for it, iirc.
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>>74621
Yes.

Yes, I suppose I did.
>> No. 74971
bring back lopan

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>> No. 75020
board update when?
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