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You did not refute the point that other boards are better. You just listed your work-arounds for /prog/'s shortcomings.
This thread's topic is making an alternative server. It would be a worthy exercise for a group of programmers sharing a discussion board. There is always room for improvement. And experimentation.
It won't happen, of course. We don't come here for long-term projects. And we recognize the OP is trying to get someone to do his work for him. Hell with that.
I'd be willing to write a small part. I suspect many of us would. The trolls would try to slip in bugs. The anal-retentives would spot them. The neckbeards would crush everyone's ego with 10 lines that do the work of your 100. It could have been fun. But no. It turned out the way it always does. Profitless bickering between griefers.
153 posts for nothing. I'd downvote this stupid thread so it doesn't waste people's time, but his obsolete server won't let me.