@Suiseiseki @eliseo01 @SuperDicq It seems like it's better to use proprietary software than to ever touch the evil cryptocurrencies, in his eyes.
@PurpCat @eliseo01 @Suiseiseki @SuperDicq @mangeurdenuage The guy literally deleted a thread about some guy's calculator programming language, back when he was a moderator on the Omnimaga forums. He will literally go out of his way to destroy the lives of people he doesn't like.
https://www.omnimaga.org/general-discussion/sircmpwn-vandalizes-axe-parser-forum/msg236509/
@Suiseiseki@freesoftwareextremist.com @eliseo01@fe.disroot.org Don't forget that Drew also simply just removes repos form Sourcehut that he doesn't like.
He actually removed GNU Boot from Sourcehut for being a "hate fork" or something like that.
New York Now Requires Banks to Track Your Guns
"DOGE is totally going to save America. Trust me!"
https://bird.makeup/users/libertylockpod/statuses/1911544673019302139
@PurpCat @S-Config @wowaname @RK7 @mrsaturday @Hephaestic It seems like everyone who has ever ran an imageboard ends up regretting it because the community ends up something completely different from what they intended (which is inevitable unless you use rules to enforce the culture you want) which just leads them to becoming backstabbers. Even before Christchurch you could clearly see that he was becoming disillusioned with 8chan.
@RK7 @PurpCat @S-Config @wowaname @mrsaturday @Hephaestic On one hand, I do get that he doesn't want his lasting legacy to be "the guy who created the Nazi pedo site that led to three mass shootings", especially given that people with his condition don't live very long. On the other hand, he killed a bunch of communities that had nothing to do with the shootings in the process and that led to many people giving up on imageboards entirely.
@PurpCat @Milo @S-Config @wowaname @RK7 @Hephaestic Fchan still exists.
http://fchan.us/
@wowaname @Milo @PurpCat @S-Config @RK7 @Hephaestic Virtually every gaming circle had at least one person talking about it. It may have caused a lot of people (not just 4chan) to leave certain communities after said communities made their official stance on the issues. It also brought attention to several alternative sites that would've never gotten popular otherwise (8chan being the most notable example). It truly did change Internet culture.
I think it was virtually impossible to ignore it as a gamer unless you're one of the few people who simply just play video games and never discuss them online or consume any gaming-relating content online.
I will never get another flu shot again, nor should you.