https://boards.4channel.org/lgbt/thread/28276390#p28277199

hi, what's up?

>>36783
this site kinda

eh sketch UI

anyone here?

>>36983
Moshi moshi

hey!

nice I got banned or something from /gle/

I don't get a comment box

at the same time got rangebanned at 4c

>>37804
what do you mean? if you're banned you should see a black screen with a specific message. if you don't get that then just refresh and see if things work.

the box to post with often doesn't show up

my internet connection is really fiddly

pages on bw.r / g.a say "offline" in the a

<W<W

>>37818
then maybe it's a connection issue, yeah

yes but there's a lot going on like the comment box appearing and disappearing out of sync with whether the page says it's "offlne" or no

that's the most confusing part actually, that there are at least three discernable page states and only one that works

it's also annoying that I stop being able to type (visibly) when my connection drops out

>>37823
>>37825
>>37826
this is unfortunate but i don't really know what can be done about it on a liveboard

ok I guess I'll recover
>>37828
thank you, I suppose it's just a little disorienting wrangling this kind of ib software initially on top of the already kinda exotic connection errors I get herel, I'll lurk a little more for now and watch some K-On or something if the connection really falls off.

>>37834
sorry your early experience was like this. hopefully the connection will be more stable later.

none the matter, I like graceful "degradation" (/fallback) tech. more in a gamedev context but also a little text editor stuff, understand it can take a lot of code to cover more "baroque" circumstance matrixes.

it's fun that the post number is generated before transmission btw.

>>37841
hadn't even considered gets, those can get a bit annoying because it's a bit "pigeon superstition" inducing and the "calling dubs" system doesn't add much.

>>37842
okay but check em

#pick (a b) a b

#pick (a) a or b

#pick (b) a or b or c or d or e or f

#pick (ubsd) dubs or ubsd or bsdu or sdub

witnessed

dogs, cats #? (dogs)

#deicide is something else though

>>37860
(not the anon you were talking to) but I think that if we substantially expand we're probably going to need more mods (like, site-mods) to help manage inappropriate/rule breaking content. Not sure how that should be done though

>>37860
(not them but i'd like to be able to purge posts while not being a worm)

I'll happily share my (wild) ideas for text exchange software but as to what I encountered today: an option to make linebreaks with enter and a clickable send (with upload progress/error state) would be nice.
I see it yes thanks, the option, the button takes up space but is invisible.

>>37865
Not yet, but I noticed that I was sort of nervous earlier in /gle (while baking) of the conflicts between some users, and I wasn't sure if they were going to be a major issue or something. I probably (actually definitely) don't have the experience or skillset to moderate content unfortunately.

Then there is the fact that the comment box cannot move and I have a small screen (1024x768), I'm on a Panasonic Toughbook (Japanese BIOS kek), initiallly I had trouble not having page elements shadow each other and it was unclear which were on top thanks to identical color tints + ~50% alpha.

>>37868
I think I'd be a bit more apt to the idea if some sort of "mod-code" was made though. It might also be a good idea in general to better flesh out site rules for arguments and whatnot.

>>37872
I like that idea. Maybe it could be incorporated with the idea of an official "Site/Glegle Manifesto", to go with the official rules. Like reddiquete but not being based on reddit (because reddit sucks)

>>37874
FF has "screensize simulator", it's kinda handy.

>>37878

>>37878
Specifications! For natural language. So the English forum can use English unicode. But whitelisting words may be doable in some contexts, blacklisting/replace is clearly doable. Not for technical compatibility but to regulate the flow of users between different "rooms", or for OP's that have specific preferences for the comments in their threads.

>>37880
mysterious

On a tangential note, in regards to recruiting (not now, but in the future,) what are your thoughts on the /wsg/ board of 4chan? I recently stumbled across it and found it, well, interesting, and I was curious how you felt about it (especially seeing as you probably know more about it than me).

>>37879
That's on the moderation / allowing users to move between spaces / "new user" spaces / subforums, and on the clientside, the part that would be fun is preprocessors for page rendering. Like for a vivid example, a 3D page renderer, and to prevent overspecification in the idea "phase".
Like the server determines what is required of the data, and the client how they extrapolate the bits they receive (and edit before sending and storing a local copy) into various shapes e.g. graphics locally. These aren't really new ideas, it's just a slightly unusual composition of them.

>>37887
I honestly don't know how I feel about the board at all yet, other than that it seems to be a fairly mixed bag.

>>37890
Oh one parallel thing, an archive

Maybe a database dump into a folder on the server (in dated parts or something) and put that behind a very throttled nginx. That would be a "real" archive, one that can be backuped or even has a public export. Yes like a minimally sanitized SQL dump I assume there are fields that are not user-generated and not necessary to archive.

>>37894
Doesn't have to be elaborate just copies of the data on at least two storage media in case someone runs rm -rf ohh sure I didn't know that, why public backups, it encourages a bit more thorough consideration of what goes in them and sometimes an additional pair of eyes (someone who downloads a copy) actually shows up and has useful remarks, but that is secondary.

>>37895
are you a glowwie
you have to tell us if you're a glowwie

I am not a glowie though my welfare is paid by the govt.

But I do not get additional money for going here, in fact I think the welfare lady looks at me a bit weirder after I've spent N hours on imageboards the previous day. No it's alright I'm pretty good at eating cheap. It works just well enough.

>>37901
haha

>>37904
what a beautiful system we live in

>>37907
I'm thinking about systems that cross at least one language domain so e.g. a new users forum where both the native language and a lingua franka e.g. English is spoken. Considering LTR or (oh no no no) TTB (vertical Japanese etc.) basically illustrates that some client-side contextual interpretation may be necessary.
But for monolingual, a different blacklist/whitelist for new users / specific reputation specs can make sense, and against brigading there can be similar measure s like just blacklisting a real wide range of words, or limiting a board to "simple English, such stuff".

>>37908
>say no to "LTR" -> RTL
Accidentally spoke my heart instead of what I was trying to write, RTL, I like RTL writing a lot but it's unfamiliar to a lot of people.

>>37913
>Accidentally spoke my heart instead of what I was trying to write
Known feature

>>37915
Relativity function unlocked

No I think I was just confused for a moment because I saw a copy of my text being "redacted" liker at most 2s after I'd "sent" it

>>37915
lol sorry I was quoting you

>>37918
>>37917
np lol I tried really hard to understand what the machine was doing :^) this is kinda fun like DDR typing edition this could actually be a game.

>>37919
np lol i tried really hard to understand what the machine was doing :^) this is kinda fun like DDR typing edition this could actually be a game.

np lol I tried really hard to understand what the machine was doing :^)

>>37919
Yeah. I like it..

>>37924
I think this is already very literate!

>>37923
A follow the leader kind of thing could be cool

I'm kinda glad that there isn't an edit button yet! So when I talked of "specs", with an op having such an option (not necessary as you say but it's fun to consider for a second) it's a bit like a gamemode.

>>37931
#make this tell the truth

hmm

I'm in agreement that there shouldn't really be an edit button (outside of editai). One of the more notable things about this site is the way discussions are live, how they're "real" and I think an edit button would detract from this

>>37935
It's already really chaotic but I think >>37936 gamemodes are intuitive as a concept, you "host" a thread and get fun options to enable or disable beforehand.

#drumroll.....................................................................................r..ooolllllll.................l.ll.l.l...ol.oolo.ol.ol.olooo.oo.oololooooooloooooo..o...o.

rip gle

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>>37946
#make this say welcome to hell

Hell o aaah no on no you have taketh mine undoeth

>>37946
Shho
shot
shoot, I hate (in a good way) ytyp
typewrite mode.

Does it have double space to make a pzero no ok my had a n employer that typed computers txts with always double spaces after periods. Like this. Its a cllear telll.

>>37951
satoshi..?

No he was from the big nose tribe , a new yoker

Used to do trading, then becme a brman, idk

I t type ivery roughly but you do not know the payin of app pain of his this keyobard, it's a cha chicket keyob bk keyboard without caps

s so i'm just slig sliding o n sliding on a loose sheet of m pls plastic cot contacts

nothin a nothing againt j Jewish people but I'm 1/8th oy 1/6h 1/16ht Japanese so m the idea of them a havin gl having learnt this from a Japanese person makes a hw a whole lot more sense than them being significantly Japanese to me, they are anyway. I see. I see I cannot even, crumple. Adn ANd ANd ANd And discardl the whole message.

I will actually have to think before I type.

This is not quite my habit.

It especially inhibits your willingness to try out things like commands, because t
you know that one mistake means you need to wrtie the wole thing over aain

>>37964
Idem, have a nice ee evening. or some such daypart. much obliged and thanks fro w for he he zhe conversation. later!

>>37965
Goodnight(or evening)! Take care!

Thank you it is night here GMT+1 s now 2:22

Goodnight!