>>87848
>or any other imageboard like 16chan.xyz
That site was owned by a really incompetent and shitty yid though. Of course that would happen. (((they))) always hate any type of competition


>>87846

>I was aware new 8chan is a Fed honeypot like 4chan.
It just seems like a massive safety and security hazard for you and everyone here. That place is the absolute worse to be in. This post >>87673 kinda went over why people aren't here every single day. And another post on /news/ explains why that site is backdoored by the literal D.o.D



no, I am not being a watchdog or anything similar type of thing. Don't call me that.
Every /pol/ board I was in always had people reporting obvious subversive content and giving advice on what's the best option to take.