>>135
Oh no, I'm mainly saying this to relieve the current IBs of some dead weight boards. I do not mean to replace anyone as much as provide a service to other anons who just want to work on their projects anonymously AND in peace.
>>136
I'd like to give some stability to hobbyists. My thought process is that places like /v/ or /b/ or /pol/ or /d/ can just pop up anywhere and as long as they get to discuss whatever they want they'll be happy. But people who are working on projects long term need stability and the knowledge that wherever they go won't just drop dead a week later because some absolute madman posted a 6 year old SS officer who hates the Chinese Communist Party and LGBT+ rights.
>>137
I would support you if you went ahead with it. Still wondering about the costs though. I don't really want to go full on opennic because even though changing DNS should be standard procedure, I would still want to attract fresh blood.
Besides, I had a couple of fun ideas on how to implement plausible deniability when it comes to lolis or extremism to fuck over journalists (if they ever come, though, because why the hell would they fuck with someone when they gain nothing from it), but I'll have to write a couple of lines of code. If it works, you'll now it and have a laugh.