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>>18286
>the format of an imageboard has real problems by design. I think that the absence of accounts sort of hurts any community and destroys stabilit.

>>BU MA HECKIN ANONIMITY!!1!1!öÖöööÖÖÖöÖö

>The whole "focus on anonymity" culture (which started to get absurd when doxxingliterallywhosmaxxing got popular with doll on /raid/) has hurt it more than it has helped. i think thats the main reason why people started to slowly move onto mainstream social medias, where you could identify with other individuals and make friends more easily, without the fear of being criticized for sharing basic info that wont hurt you or being doxxed for supporting PND instead of TND by fernando rusoterra from Mexico, because you hurt his arbitrary and unjustifiable moral claims. I also use other forms of social media to talk to friends that i know from this sphere, simply because IBs are limited in this regard. 

>>inb4 you want cordlig.reddit then
>i just want a stronger community where i can recognize somebody, without the need of memorizing every possible way that they might express themself in a text format. Boorus are an interesting form of IBs, but they are more designed to store content in a specific way and are not good for forum interaction (plus also have anon posting). It would also be cool if VPNs and especially Tor werent such a big problem, which in the near future might be real useful, provided internet access in general wont be restricted to digital IDs

>Speaking of, it doesnt help the fact that moderation only has IPs, VPNs etc to identify individuals and stop bad actors from interacting with the site (if we ignore bots, which can be dealt with using hash banning and other methods and arent strictly tied to ips). Basically some levels of datamining are encouraged and stuff like tor is disabled afaik (since it would be absolute hell to deal with).