>>23
The attempts to defang imageboards and anonymity online have been going since at least 2008 with Chanology and the Sarah Palin email hack, and shit like /v/'s Gamergate, /r9k/'s "beta uprising", and /pol/ with their influence during the 2016 election and vaguely-associated shootings have only made them want to destroy these places more. And they've been doing a pretty good job of it, if consider the state of 4chan (or rather, 4channel) and 8chan (or rather, 8kun) today.
Many 4chan boards being hotbeds of tranny, BBC, and sissy porn, /b/ being nothing but instagram and facebook sluts, /pol/ and /pol/-like boards becoming hangouts for delusional boomers obsessed with a letter of the alphabet, 8kun globally banning loli; it's all part of the same gameplan, which is to neuter and destroy imageboards and everything they once represented.
>>25
Must have only just happened, it was up as of about 20 minutes ago.