>>417621 I posted a couple of places but not many. We should try again, because last time we put word out the site was extremely buggy. The recent fixes are great. >>417624 Put it in appropriate places at appropriate times. This is a bit harder now that 4chan /aco/ and /trash/ exist, but is still useful for a few threads. Maybe in threads that get over-modded on /co/? I don't visit any more but I know there will be some.
One thing to keep in mind with getting people around, is that our board software is still ancient by modern standards. Like, people won't even check the site since it looks like ass on phones. There's no thread watcher nor ajax updater. A lot of this can be excused with the fact that we don't have that many posters for them to be needed, but people today expect content to be delivered to them as instant notifications on the phone, not sit in a thread pressing F5. I put in the RSS feeds for that reason - it's a workaround for notifications, sort of.
And people want a traditional imageboard layout too, not the current centered one. I'm trying to make one that is a combination of both, but it's taking a while since I'm not a designer.
>>417752 After my account being deleted without explanation (I don't even know if it was joining too many servers and forgetting to check one that got up to bad stuff while I wasn't looking, or just my cat somehow pressing keys in a way that navigated to the account deletion page.) I wasn't sure if I should bother joining again, and this seems like reason enough not to bother. Refusing to give my phone nubmer to social media is why I'm not using Twitter either! Besides, isn't the whole point of using an invite-based system to let people vet each other before giving them an invite?
>>417774 >Besides, isn't the whole point of using an invite-based system to let people vet each other before giving them an invite? Besides, it's not like spammers have a whole range of tools being made for them to circumvent automated checks. Why else do you think we don't bother with CAPTCHA here? $0.50 USD for 1000 human-performed CAPTCHA solves last time I checked.
>>417775 Well, it's not really an automated system if you're manually selective about where you hand out invites, though that makes it similarly inconvenient for actual users to join.
Some kid drowned due to his head getting stuck between Dora the Explorers legs. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6330941/Nickelodeon-sued-childs-drowning-death-resort-swimming-pool.html
plus4 isn't dead? News to me. To bad the announcement of "plus4 is shutting her doors" probably scared off most everybody.
>>417776 The phone verification thing was only for posting. It's not on any more. If you jump in here I can give you a link into the main (unofficial) plus4 discord.
>>419412 This invite is expired, could I have a fresh one? Mostly I just want a place to put up time sensitive stuff like links to live streams, since there's so few people on the IRC for that.
