All mentions of 'discord' from the /j/ dump, ChatGPT went through it for me:
2.html: ">>10254 Yes. You can also just discord message him, you dont necessarily have to email. But in my experience the first few times you do so he is likely to ask you to email as well for like security purposes or whatever."
3.html: "Is there any reason why us janitors are still not allowed to autosage threads without asking a mod in the discord?"
3.html: "I've seen some grumbling the last week or so on /tg/ about the thread lifetime / whatever the proper name for "duration-based autosage" instead of bump limit is. As far as they can tell, it's been set to 7 days, somewhat recently. Reactions to this have not been particularly egregious, but anons have noticed it and seem nonplussed as to why it's been done. A few of the slower generals have wondered what they did to get put on autosage. Anyway, I don't really give a fuck, but I figured that the mods might want to know, and this seemed like the best way to leave consolidated feedback I've observed from boardwide discussion, rather than the fast-moving discord or clogging one or two mods' inboxes."
4.html: "Well, I've officially been a Janitor for 5 years now. Honestly, I don't really post much in the discord outside of moderation, but I really wanted to express how much I appreciate the opportunity to help clean up the website I love. I've been browsing 4chan for over 15 now and have met some great people and even some lifelong friends. I’ve had thousands of hours of laughs, arguments, and have learned so much. I mean, this website even helped me on my path to becoming a Software Engineer. I’m not sure I would be as successful as I am now without /g/ raisinting on me and my code for so many years lmao. If I could go back in time, I would change nothing. Overall, this dumb-ass anonymous weeb-centric raisin-filled forum has been an overwhelmingly positive experience for me. Huge shout out to the other Jannies, mods, and 4chan staff for working hard to maintain the website throughout the years. It’s a loveless job, but someone has to do it. Just always remember. [spoiler]we do it for FREE[/spoiler]"
4.html: "You know the drill, I've made a post on the discord about the 2022 album submissions being open, send me your submissions via DM /j/ lurkers."
5.html: "It's been brought up in the discord before, but it would be helpful if we could have /v/4 as a WR'able template. There are times when there's some news that comes out and anons spam the catalog with low effort threads about it. I think the text an anon gets if we submit a QR for reposting is "No spamming/flooding" which doesn't come off the same as "check the catalog before you post"."
7.html: "discord.me/* on boards where the other discord links are filtered"
8.html: "Is there a sitewide policy on the mentioning of user-created communities on 4chan, assuming they are not at the moment being aggressively viraled or actively spawning drama? These can include: - single-purpose communities (wikis, radio streams, download bot real-time chats, multiplayer matchmaking real-time chats) - project-based communities (real-time chats or dedicated forums for coordinating particular projects) - topic-based communities (real-time chats, forums, or imageboards for specific series or topics) - 4chan-substitute communities (imageboards that attempt to serve as substitutes for existing 4chan boards) Real-time chats usually being either IRC or discord channels. I think that different boards usually handle these in different ways and would like to know what the policy is."
index.html: "this is a backup thread feel free to use it if, for whatever reason, you ever find yourself unable to get ahold of the mods or janitors (e.g. discord experiences an outage)"
index.html: "I have the mandate of heaven and discord pooping won't stop me from declaring it."
index.html: ">>10268 >and discord pooping won't stop me from declaring it. frank's pooping could stop a freight train, don't get cocky"
index.html: "a toast: to no more discord"
10181.html: ">>10183 Not OP but I assume the link thing is to try to limit discord link spamming; which is probably better done through just banning discord specific links and jannying."
1329.html: "discord.me/* on boards where the other discord links are filtered"
1697.html: "discord666 !!TfEkFGXR2A2 I'm not sure if he's a ban evader but he posted child models on /r9k/."
2675.html: "that discord outage scared me, sisters…"
2675.html: "for #moderation in discord"
2675.html: ">>10125 "high school senior" could be 18 years old. I think this is fine, would not be surprised if other porn sites used this phrase
>>10260 I don't think so, it's talking about a general's discord server, and does not mention 4chan at all"
3793.html: ">>7361 the question came up on the discord a while ago "as long as the threads are talking about the games they're fine" if the thread is specifically about the person and not subject matter of the board, it's off-topic."
3793.html: ">>7432 I'm talking more about specifically the threads that are blatantly not about discussing a video game, video game character, or posting images about that character. I'm talking about the threads that are blatantly about masturbating to said character. I actually discussed this with a mod in discord, and showed him examples of what I'm talking about, and I've been given the green light to continue based on certain criteria. Basically, that criteria was "if the OP image is suggestive, and the OP text is barely related to the game or character, example 'for me, its charactername', then I'm free to treat it as off topic.""
3793.html: "It's been brought up in the discord before, but it would be helpful if we could have /v/4 as a WR'able template. There are times when there's some news that comes out and anons spam the catalog with low effort threads about it. I think the text an anon gets if we submit a QR for reposting is "No spamming/flooding" which doesn't come off the same as "check the catalog before you post"."
4303.html: "Janitor for /vr/; I'm moving to a new state soon, so I may be erratic / hard to reach from the 13th onward for a while. I'll probably be around in the discord / report queue in my downtime regardless. I start a new job shortly after the move, so my 'day-time' hours will probably be changing quite a bit. I love being part of Janiteam so I will still be making /vr/ a happier place whenever I am able."
4303.html: "I'm travelling for a around a week, I'll still be available by email, but not discord"
4303.html: "/v/irgin here. I mentioned this in discord but I felt like mentioning it again here. Got a friend staying over a bit who knows about 4chan. Anonimity clauses n raisin mean I cant janny without him noticing because pc is in public space, and my phone has a fucked wifi chip so I cant janny on mobile. My janny time will be spotty for a couple weeks."
4303.html: "/v/ and /vg/ here. My activity is gonna be probably mcfucksticked for a few weeks, maybe longer. Without exposing my identity here (mods will know more details, but if unsure dm me on discord), I've basically had to spontaneously move house to a temporary residence. My setup is currently in a shared environment, so I can't actively janny outside of degen hours either. Also there's the chance I could be going to prison in a couple months for raisin that didnt happen but whatever."
4303.html: "/ic/ janny, taking a 3 week vacation due to a trip. I’ll still be active on discord in case of anything."
4303.html: "/u/ here Internet will supposedly be down "a few days" as they replace stuff for fiber in the building, I'll try to check discord/reports now and then from phone but might be spotty this week."
4303.html: "I'm not going away but I kinda wondered for a while is posting in this thread enough to give notice if I do so I don't get pruned for inactivity or I gotta say something in discord or whatever?"
4303.html: ">>9948 Your janny ID is visible to big boss on your posts here, and this is a slow board. Posting here will get noticed, posting on discord might slip by."
4303.html: ">>9949 >posting on discord might slip by Unless you just DM GA to inform him. If i was going away for any serious length of time (i.e 1 month or more) thats what I would do. That or email him. Seems like the most surefire way of making sure he knows."
4585.html: ">>8836 From the discord :^)"
4680.html: "Why are there no guidelines at all in here or discord? Something that clarifies rules and their enforcement like during orientation."
4680.html: ">>10412 there's a site spammer that goes by the template "femanons add me on discord: [some username] especially if you are into anime,vidya,etc" and around mid-Feb the username was sekai_nin and sekai_nim (without underscore since the filter seems active here too). I don't have access to the wordfilter, but that's my guess."
5699.html: "- Tumblr CSS swap - Reddit CSS swap (has that already been done?) - Real Twitter and Google Plus integration - Teams idea from
>>5700 is great. Every hour on the hour there is a global post that a given team is winning. CSS swap for each person's color. - Replying to a post replies to a random post instead. - A chance that a post becomes a sponsored whale post and the image is replaced with a happy whale and there's a message saying "This post was sponsored by whales." Just the whale is fine. - Change all the (you) to (yew) - Change every single banner add to ads for boards that don't exist like /z/ and /yg/ and /5/. And the text boards. - /pol/ - Safe Space now plays smooth jazz. - /v/ - Mtn Dewritos, CSS swap to some 90s website. - Every single die roll on boards with dice enabled obviously roll only 1s or the maximum. - Fake announcements that Hiro is stepping down and have George Soros own it. - 4chan pass users can now post pepe emojis. - 4chan pass users have a chance of being banned whenever they post, complete with ban message. - Merge all the drawn porn boards, but make note of keeping /tg/ and /qst/ separate because there is a valid distinction. - Official 4chan discord, but it's a link to some other site's discord - Remove die rolls from all boards, but create a new board exclusively for dice rolling. 4chan pass users have the option of re-rolling the first low die. - 40$ 4chan superpass that has a chance of generating a mod capcode. - An "empty trash" button at the top of /trash/ that randomly deletes a post. There is a cooldown and a captcha, and it should show you the post it's deleting. - File takedown notices against archiving websites. - Since Firefox only has 11% browser share, announce that firefox is no longer a supported browser and users should upgrade to the latest Chrome."
5699.html: "A game of posting tag. Once it starts, whenever people post anywhere, the "its" start to get seeded randomly (say 1/10 or 1/20 odds of getting it per post, etc). If you're "it", you attain some way to cause mayhem, such as being able to add some pre-selected options/doodads/edits to other peoples' posts (like reactions in discord etc only far, far worse). There can only be one "it" per thread. However this is on a timer and doesn't last long (maybe 2 minutes), and you must refresh it by making a post, or you lose your "it" status and it'll be granted randomly to any new post in the thread. While you're it, the background changes for you, and the posting/quick reply box has a flashing timer to let you know how long you have. However, when you're it and make your obligatory post to reset your timer, an indicator next to your name comes up, and when anyone clicks on it, they've tagged you, become it and you lost your it status. You can try to click on your own tag sign first to guarantee keeping it, but that might be near-impossible to re-pick it up yourself in a crowded thread, or simply barred by design so that it keeps moving. All the idea boils down to, is a weapon of mass distraction."
5699.html: "redirect all 4chan and 4channel domains to a public discord server that only has voice chat"
5890.html: ">>5970 >Regarding kancolle, since some of you guys have said that its fallen off in terms of relevance, feel free to delete threads unless they're on topic. Any chance of having a policy like this applied to Madoka threads too? Sure, if there's some new content or information coming out, or someone who only recently watched it for the first time and wants to talk about it makes a thread, that's fine, but like 99.99998% of all Madoka threads these days are basically just a couple of assholes baiting an insane ban evader by posting images that upset him. And if he's to be believed, they're even organizing and gloating about it on some discord channel."
6030.html: "Is there a sitewide policy on the mentioning of user-created communities on 4chan, assuming they are not at the moment being aggressively viraled or actively spawning drama? These can include: - single-purpose communities (wikis, radio streams, download bot real-time chats, multiplayer matchmaking real-time chats) - project-based communities (real-time chats or dedicated forums for coordinating particular projects) - topic-based communities (real-time chats, forums, or imageboards for specific series or topics) - 4chan-substitute communities (imageboards that attempt to serve as substitutes for existing 4chan boards) Real-time chats usually being either IRC or discord channels. I think that different boards usually handle these in different ways and would like to know what the policy is."
6116.html: ">>8888 I've been on a break since I started >clear one report every week to appear "active" >hang out in discord 24/7 this "janitoring" thing is easy as fuck B)"
6415.html: "As of late, there has been increased attention on three generals which were previously given a more off-hands moderation. Here they are listed, and the rationale for more focus: 1. Rhythm Games General >Persistent identity politic trolling (i.e. irrelevant "tranny" bashing) 2. Virtual Youtubers Thread >Persistent inter-group trolling (nijifags, holofags, etc.) with little regard to actual discussion of virtual youtubers 3. Daily Japanese Thread >Off-topic discussion being the norm For the first two, stricter moderation for on-topic has been effective, though janitors/mods should keep them in mind. For the DJT, moderation for off-topic has been consistently rejected. Most of the regular posters simply use the general to shoot the raisin about any topic, like a discord/irc channel, with the occasional tangential post about Japanese language and study. It has been this way for years, and the general attitude is that if someone wants to actually discuss Japanese language, they should go the /int/ DJT, which is much more on-topic. It is my opinion that the /jp/ DJT is redundant, and might qualify for being purged for being inherently off-topic. If people would desire to genuinely discuss Japanese language, the /int/ DJT would still be available. I'll need input from other janitors before making that call, though."
6415.html: ">>7226 If possible, I would actually prefer moving Rhythm Games general to /vg/ since it has almost nothing to do with /jp/. They are mostly just dicussing about western rhythm game scene and some irrelevant discord drama anyway."
6415.html: ">>10254 Yes. You can also just discord message him, you dont necessarily have to email. But in my experience the first few times you do so he is likely to ask you to email as well for like security purposes or whatever."
7036.html: "For a mod on discord: This is me seeing reported posts have the report highlight and a clear button on 4chan but not on 4channelwhile using HPH and 4chanX."
7036.html: ">>9543 It's a server nick, which means you can @fission on discord to ping, or you can look down the user list on the server until you see fission and PM from there."
7055.html: "/j/ posting: the secret discord tech"
7220.html: "this is a backup thread feel free to use it if, for whatever reason, you ever find yourself unable to get ahold of the mods or janitors (e.g. discord experiences an outage)"
7220.html: "I sure do love discord, it is such a stable application and nothing ever goes wrong with it"
7220.html: "Looks like discord won't connect for me :( Checked the server status and says there's some server issues Guess I'll be janooming awol for a bit"
7220.html: ">>7220 discords down rn, post here if its urgent"
7220.html: ">>7572 time to grow up boomer irc is a dead dinosaur technology and all the professionals are on discord now"
7220.html: "i don't think i can make it… i have to go a couple minutes without discord…"
7220.html: "discord outage appears to be happening."
7220.html: "wher were u wen discord was kill?"
7220.html: ">>8384 go bakc to reddit discordfag"
7220.html: ">>8384 if it's something obvious like NWS or something that needs immediate attention, then sure. if you're unsure just leave it and wait until discord comes back, or post here about it"
7220.html: "discord bros…"
7220.html: "I can't handle life without discord. I think I'm dying"
7220.html: "discord bork"
7220.html: ">discord down Who do we blame for this?"
7220.html: "sometimes i do wonder if perhaps other chat platforms have developed to the degree that they'd be more appropriate than discord, just from a privacy and ease of use standpoint, since so many people these days have personal accounts. discord's own convenience is a double edged sword in that regard"
7220.html: "Lost my discord account due to stupid, sent an email to RA Hoping he sees it soon because having reports in the queue is going to drive me insane"
7220.html: "I have the mandate of heaven and discord pooping won't stop me from declaring it."
7220.html: ">>10268 >and discord pooping won't stop me from declaring it. frank's pooping could stop a freight train, don't get cocky"
7220.html: "a toast: to no more discord"
7977.html: ">>7979 [s4s] is just old silly /b/ with its own memes and its own culture with things like the doremiposting rings, discords and games also, nice digits"
8145.html: ">>8755 while we're on that subject, janitors can: > toggle spoilers (extremely light touch) > delete images (medium touch) > delete threads (heavy handed touch) > delete thread + mute poster and request warn/ban. (heaviest handed) i'm almost certain that perma sage falls somewhere within this existing "power" range, i don't see why janitors need to request it in discord. mods trust us to delete threads entirely but not to sage them?"
8310.html: "You know the drill, I've made a post on the discord about the 2022 album submissions being open, send me your submissions via DM /j/ lurkers."
8674.html: "Well, I've officially been a Janitor for 5 years now. Honestly, I don't really post much in the discord outside of moderation, but I really wanted to express how much I appreciate the opportunity to help clean up the website I love. I've been browsing 4chan for over 15 now and have met some great people and even some lifelong friends. I’ve had thousands of hours of laughs, arguments, and have learned so much. I mean, this website even helped me on my path to becoming a Software Engineer. I’m not sure I would be as successful as I am now without /g/ raisinting on me and my code for so many years lmao. If I could go back in time, I would change nothing. Overall, this dumb-ass anonymous weeb-centric raisin-filled forum has been an overwhelmingly positive experience for me. Huge shout out to the other Jannies, mods, and 4chan staff for working hard to maintain the website throughout the years. It’s a loveless job, but someone has to do it. Just always remember. [spoiler]we do it for FREE[/spoiler]"
8941.html: ">>9004 "Duplicate thread" is only a template on /soc/ as far as I know and most people just wouldn't care. Namely discord servers, egotrippers that need their ASL on the OP of a general or the myriad of phoneposting normies that don't bother to read anything. The search function has been available for years yet people still don't use it, society."
8941.html: ">>9110 discord has straight up just launched or announced intent to launch this as an AI automod feature. I have seen globally negative responses to it as an idea."
8941.html: ">>9761 Nope. And I think I recall a mod in discord saying something along the lines of "jannies have no need for that kind of powa, BITCH!" also >>4697"
8941.html: "can we get an "anon is typing…" like discord"
9166.html: ">>9383 I do sometimes think it would be nice if there was some kind of comments box or something where you could optionally add extra context that wouldn't be obvious at first glance from that post alone that only the mod handling the BR will see. There have been times I've used the discord for this, but since it rarely actually feels important enough to go ping all the mods over I'm not sure how often it actually gets seen by the right person beforehand."
9166.html: ">>9968 >I mean there's nothing stopping the mods from just ignoring it if it's clearly irrelevant bullraisin They still need to read it and process whether it IS irrelevant bullraisin. When everything's operating smoothly it might not make things worse, but it would probably slow things down significantly when there are less mods having to wade through more BRs. We've all seen a mod ping go out to come help with BRs, after all. As jannies, it's easy for us to think "It'd be nice if we had this or that feature to pass things up the chain to the mods without having to just go to discord and flag down whoever's online", but such things would probably clog the pipes further up. Jannies are a filter system, and the more tools we have that just pass the burden of thinking and debating up to the mods, the more work they have compared to us, the less well we're functioning as that filter."
9186.html: "I've seen some grumbling the last week or so on /tg/ about the thread lifetime / whatever the proper name for "duration-based autosage" instead of bump limit is. As far as they can tell, it's been set to 7 days, somewhat recently. Reactions to this have not been particularly egregious, but anons have noticed it and seem nonplussed as to why it's been done. A few of the slower generals have wondered what they did to get put on autosage. Anyway, I don't really give a fuck, but I figured that the mods might want to know, and this seemed like the best way to leave consolidated feedback I've observed from boardwide discussion, rather than the fast-moving discord or clogging one or two mods' inboxes."
9331.html: "Is there any reason why us janitors are still not allowed to autosage threads without asking a mod in the discord?"
