/fit/ - Fitness, Health and IRL

>>52470
Many such cases, sadly.

>>52460

Take a closer look at low-quality rasslin threads and you'll see that it's mostly WWE shill threads.

>>52494
he says in the safety of his flagless thread…

If 4chan had a pile of postings daily and everyone from there came here, theoretically soyjak should have piles of postings, but it doesn't – which indicates that either everyone's given up, nobody's found this site, or THEY WERE ALL BOT POSTS

>>52580
I think a lot of people have found their way here but not everyone.
As of your comment, there have been 52580 comments on this board. Last week, when we first came here, there were around 4000.
I wouldn't underestimate how active we've been.

>>52512
shut up faggot, nobody cares about your autistic obsession with flags. In fact, most of the board seems to think you're a massive faggot.

>>52494
it's true, trying to discuss non-WWE wrestling on the old /pw/ was nearly impossible. Piggies would just spam your thread with obnoxiousness and derail things, even going so far as to impersonate you to try and turn people against you. And, if that didn't work, they'd just slide you to the bottom with 100 bullraisin threads about NXT while abusing the report system to eventually get the thread removed.

>>>52512
>shut up faggot, nobody cares about your autistic obsession with flags. In fact, most of the board seems to think you're a massive faggot.
In FlagFag's defense, flags can give some context to a post, so an intelligent poster can understand the background and potential depth of knowedge of the poster a bit better, but an unintelligent poster (a member of the bottom 99% of posters) only needs flags so he can
* tell Canadian people that they're gay
* tell Finns that they're actually asians
* dismiss Africans for being black without even reading the post
* tell Americans that they're fat
* tell Brits they have bad teeth
so yeah, flags are not REALLY necessary

>>52788
I honestly don't care if we have flags or not, I'm fine with it either way. It makes me suspicious to see some people making a big deal out of them. It suggests that they have some ulterior motive.

>>>52788 (You)
>I honestly don't care if we have flags or not, I'm fine with it either way. It makes me suspicious to see some people making a big deal out of them. It suggests that they have some ulterior motive.
I agree, it's suspicious. If we all acted like adults it would be fine but that's not going to happen. Personally I think the less information we give the trolls and the feds the better.

>>52833
honestly you do have a good point there. Anything that brings greater anonymity is probably the safer bet.

The hogwheels paranoia is just one guy. This place would improve greatly if iyoschizo left

>>53498
>The hogwheels paranoia is just one guy.
This. He wanted anons to post their Flags/IDs so fucking bad that he spammed his bullraisin and anons just said "fuck it" and went back to 4chan.

Way to go, dude!