Sociopath Community

Turncoat stated: source post

Do IPs ruin usability here? I need an answer before doing anything so that I don't have people sperging and chimping out all over the place. On top of that, even if I am doing cleanup duty on this, they are going to squeeze by every so often undetected unless I am to go as far as using inspect element on every single post made. A fix beyond that would take Luna noticing this place again. 

JimSavage stated: source post

IPs lead to location and port searching can find vulnerabilities in the system making way for them to get hacked, thus unable to use the website.

They at the very least ruin usability by making some of the more private users unwilling to click on threads. As you know, this would limit entertainment for the rest of us.  

Lol, not if you're actually a sociopath.

ruins usability delete now

Otherwise I guess people are free to post it in every picture and post.

Lol if it ruins usability, then you should be banned.

I would think that would fall under the one rule for the site, but not my call, still man, way uncool WW3

edit no idea why it replied to you cad muh bad 

im sorry angee. i only wanted to get certain people.

Just tell me you meant me no harm and Ill forgives you </3

well stahp! goober 

slaps ww3

<3              

Looking at the cached results, it appears to be purely runescape related. That'd likely be easy to try to muscle out of the way name-wise, much more so than back when she was trying to go under the alias Soul Creative. 

Even so, I still don't see how AC's going to succeed. There's already other anon forums (two so far) with better functionality (even opening topics in new tabs requires right clicking it twice), so much about that place seems to go against the notion of being "anonymous", the functionality is even worse than here, it doesn't seem too friendly about Tor use for signing up, and her model for "self-moderated topics" seems like an immediate hellhole scenario. I can see that becoming an excuse for her to not check up on the place quite as often after a point, seeing it as "the users can handle it", and it gradually instilling a sense of reluctance into the idea of making topics if they require effort to maintain, especially if it's hit hard by spammers across a multitude of account names.