Suggestions for 4chan

http://orly.yi.org/7898/features.html

I wish those Hide Thread and Easy Flood features were the standard on all imageboards.  What say you, 4channers?

4chan needs a paranormal board: /x/.

>>1

Hide Thread is in the Firefox extension.
The other one will be checked out.

someone needs to upload something to http://dis.4chan.org/www.opera.com

A list of current threads in each topic would be nice.

Firefox extension is made of god and win

I'm having no small difficulty finding this extension. Any idea what it's called, or what a link to it is?

>>2
seconded

>>7
>>8
It's linked on the main page under tools. I never had to ask to find it. Nobody solves their own problems anymore.

4chan needs moar direction of guro-esque images directed to guro-chan. kinda tired of clicking through that stuff on /e/ and /r/

as far as anything else. how about a ban on spamming and annoynous. and before anonymous jumps down my throat, but, the lack of anynomous could add a bit more exclusive to some users. i think the ability to give a username and log in to post images may  reduce the massive spamming that goes on, as well as image quality. atleast i would think so. also, it could make the threads subscribe like and if your /r/ goes through you get an email notification.

stuff like that.

>>10
"the lack of anynomous could add a bit more exclusive to some users"

lol tripfag

7chan has died and the paranormal board with it. 4chan needs a paranormal board too.

I miss 7chan's rule 34 board.

7chan was fucking gay.

I lold hard at their pathetic death.

>>10

That's what all the other BBS and imageboards are made for. If you don't like Anonymous/Forced Anon, then you can leave if you want to.

Saying that the reason you come to this website is because of all the people doesn't really help you in your argument, as both 2chan and 4chan continue to house some of the largest communities on the internet. This is mainly because of anonymous posting. I stated over a year ago in one thread on /b/ where this battle was raging on that I once used a name, "That Guy," but I didn't for very long because I realized I didn't have the freedom to say something stupid like Anonymous did.

Anonymous posting gives people the strength to say more than what they usually would on the internet. This has lead to many screwups that have become hilarious copypasta. Sometimes the mistakes are even intentional, but well hidden.

If you feel like you don't know who you're talking to, then pay attention to how people are typing out their responses. How do their sentences fit together? How much punctuation do they use, if any? Do they use any capitalized letters? Do they use the spacebar? These are questions that one can ask oneself to find out more about what's going on.