>>1618
>my personal guess was that it was either /pol/acks or /b/tards hoping to start a chain reaction with anons baiting each other than triggering a raid on tumblr. The hashtags on tumblr's end never seemed to be going either.
yeah, it´s a bit suspicious and someone could have the theory of making an inside job between them for their own boards. Thankfully, it seems that it has not affected third party boards and this didn´t have any fire to spread. We´d better move on.
>>1623
I haven´t been in those boards nor I have the interest to check them because they are so fucking fast that I forget about the thread in a matter of seconds. The speed they have is too insane for me and it really consumes you unless you are used to lurking there all the time. I imagined that it would affect them, considering they are the most famous boards in general, not for 4chan but also for the internet as well. I think /pol/ is taking the lead now instead of /b/ in the 2000s.