/qa/ - Questions and Answers

>>6694
"Whatever you are trying to find" site:mlpol.net

Try that in jewgle without these "", works almost every time, try typing down small fragments of posts you remember about those threads.

that's how i knew KnY didn't had a thread before

What engine this uses? Is it opensource?

Where can I post soyjaks?

Why do people have pony faces by their name on /mlp/?
I tried asking and my thread got deleted? How do you get a face? Do you pick which one you get?

>>7217
On a blank post field, press :
Go on, try it, see what happens
Not sure if this will work right, the menu doesnt come up in the name field, but let's find out!

Nope, didnt work. Could have something to do with site features, either for here or there, but guaranteed that uas something to do with it

/mlpol/ Store.
The clothing section is not working properly.

>>7273
I think the store has been fucked for years.

>>7273
The new store was set up through cafepress and unfortunately they flagged almost all of our designs. It looks like all of the shirt designs were finally nixed, so the "clothing" section is just a dead link now. The Broncos copypasta mug is also kill, sadly. Like most modern online services cafepress's moderation process is a nonsensical black box, and they don't give you any real clarification as to why things are flagged, you just get a vague generalized warning about violating their content policy.

I was more or less expecting this to happen with a couple of our products. The mug with Peyton Manning's forehead on it was made from a (presumably) copyrighted photograph, so that one was predictably flagged. The rest of the deletions, though, made absolutely no sense. For instance, the T-shirt with the vaporwave Aryanne on it was deleted, but the mug with the exact same design was not. Another shirt, that was literally just the word "Milpool" hand-drawn by me in MS-Paint, got taken down for reasons I can't even fathom. Nothing in the store had any swastikas or anything overtly fashy on them, so it can't have had anything to do with that. Ironically the design I was the most worried about getting flagged, the steel liquor flask with the black sun on it, was left alone.

Anyway, tl;dr I could try to fight it out with their "content usage team," but I suspect it wouldn't accomplish much and would probably be more trouble than it's worth. My guess is that this stuff isn't even being looked at by a human, it's probably just some image-recognition algorithm that autoflags things. If I opened a complaint ticket it would probably result in our store being scrutinized by a human, which could lead to it getting deleted entirely.

If you have any specific designs you want to try to put on a shirt, feel free to reply with an image and I can make a store item out of it. Just buy it quickly, though, since there is a high likelihood it will get flagged and deleted.

>>7274
Yes, basically.

>>7275
I think is a sure bet to believe that hostile lurkers send mails to (((cafepress))).

>>7277
It's quite possible, but if that were the case I would have expected the black sun flask to have been the first thing to go since it's the most obviously questionable thing in the store. The apparently random flagging suggests an algorithm being triggered. Either way, though, the end result is the same: I can put designs up, but there's no guarantee they'll stay up. Going forward, I think I might just make product announcements on the board somewhere 24 hours before something is added, along with a set time when the design will be live. That way, anyone who wants one can grab it quickly before it gets noticed.

>>7278
>I would have expected the black sun flask to have been the first thing to go
>algorithm being triggered
Nah, it looks like affirmative action niggers blocking the merchandise just in case. I doubt they know about the Black Sun, for then it may look like a fancy design.

Would the horse admin mind if I re-open some of the not wanted threads in /mlpol/, in /1ntr/?

>>7293
I mean, I would create brand new threads that will be the continuation of the resented ones.

>>7293
What do you mean by not wanted threads?

>>7296
See >>>/mlpol/353661 →

>>7297
Imo, I didn't have any issue with that thread, although you could argue it's more /qa/ material. I think it's fine.

>>7293
Bad idea, imo. Moving them there doesn't improve them.

>>7293
>>7297
As a low energy user they are wanted. As an Anon of multiple boards it's needed of the current political shitstorms (light but constant sprinkling).
The problem is two fold.
A)'Slowness'
Generating content and shitposting is effort, same with the political threads.
>Facebook memes
Are a mitigated cancer however they also produce useful functions in aggregate political meme sociology.
Also is that politically the situation is spicy. When is just a matter of when the shoe drops. Keeping up on lots of everything to see where, why, how, when, what and who.
B)Factors in the past.
-Why is the Pony Content so slow and low at times?
Retreading ground is fun at times.
Various pony content explored in other places (such as more specialized places for either roleplay, or speed of shitposting or being unbanned sort of)
The show having been done in season two made it to where it lays now. So offical content is kind of checked out. G5 is... personally not my cup of bleach.
Horsshitstorms and Ponydrama is low at this point, still occurring but concerns fags, and the usual things that just happen around the world.
Verity, Marenhiet, booru drama, text storage emergency, ect.
Things are... calmer because they resolved.
For politics there's the goings on, range of replies and shit.
Also people change over time, circumstances change, responsibilities, undertakings, assorted bullshit, or anything really.
The other thing is that particularly off shill behavior is... just doesn't happen as the endless tide of shit.
Where as ponies also are a staple of meme communication.

So the solution is.
New content, or old content, or content, or include a pony everytime you post somewhere.

>>7301
>As a low energy user they are wanted.
Thanks anon. Collecting material and "dumping" it here takes hours, glad someponer appreciate it. That said, posting again in /mlpol/ has lost most of his magic as a hostile environment has grown there, so migrating to /1ntr/ looks like a viable option not constrained for specific material or quality.

>>7301
Imo, the threads would be significantly improved if they were just made with poster IDs; political discussion really drops without them (pony discussion improves though).

>>7302
Thank you. Your dedication is admirable. You're appreciated.

>>7302
>posting again in /mlpol/ has lost most of his magic as a hostile environment has grown there, so migrating to /1ntr/ looks like a viable option
It could be argued that there isn't a huge difference between board communities here. We're quite a small site, and the overboard means that most posters will see posts from all boards.
Do as you wish though.

>>7293
Why /1ntr/ in particular?

>>7307
Nopony uses it and it's ripe for colonization I guess.

>>7308
>Nopony uses it
I guess that's true.
/sp/ is an option too.

Would it be okay to start an /o/ general somewhere like /sp/?

>>7373
There are no rules against it, except for the "No Generals" rule that jannies don't feel like enforcing. I say go for it.

>>7374
The no generals thing is why I'm asking. /pol/ content is inherently part of the board, but maybe unrelated /o/tist shit wouldn't get a pass.
I'd like to have their approval before making one.
Kikes and leftoid bugmen hate that we have mobility, so maybe the thread could generate some good /pol/ content as well that might not readily fit into some of the more on-topic threads.

>>7373
>>7375
Sure, go ahead. Both /sp/ or main board /mlpol/ is good. Dealers choice.

WTF. Where all anons did go?

>>7470
>Where all anons did go?
<Where did all anons go?
Are you a spig or something?

>>7471
You must be the britcuck obsessed with grammar.

>>7472
GG's a mutt. The fuck are you talking about?

Salutations, faggot-nerds.
Could I hypothetically make an engine powered powered by my cum?
After years of training, I've gotten to where I can cum up to an ounce and a half, possibly even more than two ounces if I'm masturbating to livestock. I can do this about three times a day before getting diminishing returns.
But what could I do with all that cum?
I just washed my cum sock and it felt so wasteful. Surely I could've found a way to harness the chemical energy of my semen. It would be totally green and renewable, ofc.
How do I make a cum-powered engine (that isn't your mum)?

>>7475
Your dreams lie beyond this world. When your dead, you sure can live happily with your cum-engine.

>>7475
Fuck off Luciferino
>>7476
>your
Post hand with timestamp.
Or "Mano".
However the fuck you call it.

>>7477
>Post hand with timestamp.
>Or "Mano".

I can't understand o_0 What do you mean?

Seems like I over did it. What gives?

So, have you guys thought about implementing a captcha to stop ad bots and cp spam?

>>7480
We do have a system that can be activated with solve a captcha once a day. However, it isn't popular when activated. Each time we have when hit with a bot we are asked why it was in place. It is for more emergency use seeing as it discourages the users. I don't blame them for this as I even have been annoyed when it is on, and I forget to solve it when trying to post.

As for alternative methods, unfortunately there isn't a way we currently have to intercept the posting. A bot can alter a single character in our current filtering system to clear a post as it is meant to stop copypasta spam. The act of the bot posting unique urls each time means we don't have this as an option. We also can't ban image because they also have a pool of images that apply the unique url onto the image, making it unique.

The best option seems to be users reporting posts and we will delete them as they come up, especially since the post rate is relatively low. If you think we should change our policy towards captcha on more often, we can certainly discuss it though.

>>7482
What if all mew IPs had to solve a captcha once to earn the right to post images?

>>7482
I don't really mind having to solve captchas, but I can understand why other anons might be annoyed by it.
I know being anti-censorship is one of the site's core tenets, and I'm gonna come across as a whiny faggot, but I don't think I'll come here much more due to the constant pedo threads/foalcon. So disregard me and call me a dumb faggot if you must. I understand.
Thanks for the hard work you guys have put into the site over the years.

>>7484
U nigey?
Either way. That's a shame man. Just hide and ignore. You're letting them win if you bail out.

>>7484
But the pedoposters are jewish shills here to demoralize us. They are spamming ConsumeProduct.win with the same shit.