/prog/ etiquette


although we love to complain about spam/shit posts, i believe
that given the ε-amount of moderation that goes on here we're
not doing too badly.

writing a bot to destroy /prog/ would be about 5 minutes of
work (2 minutes in racket), yet /prog/ seems to survive and
thrive. I am curious to find out why this is.

>>5
Hot discussions are taking place in very old saged threads so that the board looks empty for newcomers. Actually, some kind of darknet was created by Lisp geniuses, using the public /prog/ for data persistence. You can access it but you'll have to code a tool to hash your messages and implement SexpCode.