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How do I remove that horrible sidebar and return to the previous design without annoying "useful" features? Figamin, we love you, but please don't go modern-internet on us. Turn it back. I want my threads as a list like before. I want a zen page without sidebars. I want images to load full-sized only if I click on them. I don't want THIS.

How do you think we're gonna get more traffic around here?

When is the IRC coming back up?

When will wap have a /pipe/ board?

Since I redesigned the homepage, I had the idea of incorporating the sidebar into the main thread design, and updating the threads themselves to be somewhat closer to a forum. I am still testing things out but I wonder if people would be alright with this. It's a break from the traditional imageboard look but I think it'll be more distinctive.

im getting tired of these shit pointless threads about tululoo or whatever the fuck it's named. there should be a word filter for that.

Hi wapchan admins please check your email.
I am an imageboard admin from another site. I've been battling cp bots and have made moderate success. I want to share intel and technique. I emailed your admin yesterday but Im impaitent.

TLDR; Internet defence against the dark arts club

To combat CSAM spam once and for all, I created a custom captcha for this site (and a similar one for 39chan), where you select characters in a grid. If there are any issues let me know. Sometimes it generates too many boxes so in that case just retry it.

Another year has passed, and Wapchan has just about made it to four.

This year had the greatest challenges the site had ever faced, with handling the traffic from the 4chan downtime and the large scale raid/DDOS from the bald man site. But through it all we managed to make it out with this site being not only more active and well known than ever, but finally SAFE. The last illegal post was over three months ago, as this version of the captcha I developed has been completely effective at its job of stopping that dreaded form of spam (as well as raid attempts).

The biggest surprise of the year was the /sp/ board becoming by far the most active on the site. They adapted very well to the site culture and I'm sure they'll keep at it over the next year.

I also would like to highlight the staff of Kissu for being such great net friends - they're helping keep the /qajp/ spirit alive, and they've helped me here and there when I've needed it. This goes for the rest of the net friends (and the sushis). Thank you to Verniy, 777, syrno, pwohmy, moth, mori, Puzzle, gloot, and the other staff that keeps this part of the imageboard world a place worth your time. And of course, the jannies of wapchan, who rest much easier these days now that they don't have to wake up constantly checking for bot spam.

Another bring spot was the soku tournaments. I'm still not great at that game but it's nice that they've managed to form a community here always up for a match.

This year I read a few great visual novels, worked on a lot of personal projects as well for anyone who follows me on xitter and met a lot of great people who enjoy this same kind of niche content. Thank you to all who make Wapchan the /kind/est imageboard around while still being interesting. It's a tough balancing act but it's something I really believe in.


Moving forward, I'm looking to bring back the IRC in the new year, as well as expand the radio variety. I'm probably going to be less directly focused on developing wapchan now that it runs itself to an extent outside of the occasional captcha bug here and there, but I'm still going to run events and keep this place tidy. I want to commit a substantial amount of time to a few topics:
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