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Imageboards are online forums that exist expressly for the purpose of posting images or discussions. They usually have a variety of sub-boards, each with its own focus. Unlike most forums, imageboards don't archive threads, so if nobody posts in one for a while, it will eventually be deleted.

The imageboard as it's usually thought of today began in Japan. Futaba Channel , a spin-off of the popular text-based discussion board 2channel note Officially pronounced "ni channel" , and shortened to "ni chan" (2ch) by the Japanese, but most English netizens are comfortable with just calling it "two channel" (2ch) made when the latter was in danger of being shut down, is probably the best-known. Imageboards that take after Futaba Channel are sometimes described by the blanket term "wakaba style", wakaba referring to the software the board uses. These imageboards traditionally allow anonymous posting and have a self-enforcing theme and standard that hopefully keeps it from collapsing.

The best-known imageboard in the U.S. is probably 4chan , created in 2003 to serve as an English-language version of Futaba Channel. Especially among American otaku , note Or "weeaboos" , as they're sometimes known, although it's a much more negative term it's quite popular for the huge numbers of memes it generates and, due to anonymous users and loose moderation , its extremely variable quality as well as its questionable political stances . For these reasons, one could see imageboards to be the antithesis of social networking sites such as Twitter and Facebook .

Most American wakaba boards trace their heritage to 4chan, as many of them were alternative boards formed in 4chan's formative years when the latter site would periodically be forced offline. The successful ones tend to cover more specific niches, like Meganekko or sad girls in snow . Or guro hentai . Or Lolicon and Shotacon . Or guro hentai with underage meganekkos in snow . Weeping profusely over image boards . It's kinda like that.

The only real standing rule of just about every imageboard site in existence (besides topic-specific rules for subforums) is that its users can't post anything considered illegal in a site's area of hosting. Enforcement of this rule can vary wildly between imageboards, and many admins turn a blind eye to things like unauthorized filesharing. And no matter how vigilant the mods are, users often take delight in posting dodgy to outright highly illegal material just to subvert this rule; mods will counter with anything from warnings to reports to the FBI.

Almost every imageboard uses the same simple yet distinctive layout and interface as 2ch, with a sidebar on the left, bottom, or top (but never the right) that lists each board on the site in a simple URL theme. The board's URL contains a contraction of their topic name, a scheme pioneered by 4chan, whose major boards are indicated by only one or two letters ( e.g. /v/ , /m/ , /tg/ ). As such, you can usually count on entirely different sites to have the same general setup.

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"Diversity and geek culture collide" - Social justice and media at the syndicalist commune of ideas
Some of my friends started up a private image board to just goof off on for a small group of us. We set it up on 8chan, not really being aware of how bad it was. Now that we've realized how much of a problem supporting it was, we're looking around for somewhere to relocate to. Are there any other sites that allow for silly text replacement rules and general chaos without actually being steaming piles of shit?
There are some decent boards on 4chan, such as /m/, /tg/, /mu/, and /vg/ but occasionally you do get an outbreak of /pol/io every now and then.
Nope. Chan culture in general has killed the image board. If you make an image board, they will ruin it. At this point they think they own the format itself.
You'll get DDoS'd for not marching in lockstep but there's always starting and hosting your own.
You could probably just run a forum.
A forum's not a good fit. We all see each other plenty, so there isn't going to be any actual discussion going on there. We just want a place to post funny images and dick around. Adding accounts and click-through threads is more overhead than we really want to deal with.
http://s15.zetaboards.com/Honeycomb/index/ sorry to shill but I have a forum here dedicated to inclusiveness in gaming if anyone is interested.
I know absolutely nothing about either of these sites. I haven't looked over all the boards or anything. I just know of it because it once had a Final Fantasy board that I used to glance at every so often.
4chan is bleh at best most of the time, but /tg/ is actually very respectful for being an image board. Plus, they're actually funny.
i think its cause, because of the style of /tg/, they have to actually adapt to the future rather than cling to the past (ie, 2002) like the rest of 4/8chan does
I mean this as constructively as I can... but what difference would it make?
I mean, really, what possible advantage does an image board have over literally any other form of communication online?
Chan culture can have their image boards. They may as well take Myspace too for all the significance it would be to me.
I don't know the full extent, but there's a fair amount of control you can have over CSS and text effects in a normal subreddit.
See, the thing about image boards is that 'being steaming piles of shit' is a given.
I doubt it, but you can go through the list yourself:
Be warned, though, because imageboards, and for the love of god avoid rei-ayanami.com (not that you'd go there since it's an Evangelion-related imageboard) (at least, I think you won't), because the original webmaster stopped giving a shit about that site a long time ago and it gets flooded with CP every so often.

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