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ATTENTION / ANNOUNCEMENT

No.18868789 View View Original Report
As some of you may have noticed, you have unknowingly been participating in a thought experiment involving an experimental wordfilter.

For the duration of this experiment, a certain secret word was configured to be automatically replaced with "nuswamachinery".

The purpose of this experiment was to observe how users would react to an unexpected alteration of their usual browsing experience, and to study the resulting discourse, behavioral patterns, and community responses.

""Regarding recent allegations and conspiracy theories:""

We are aware of the circulating theory that this wordfilter experiment was orchestrated by Typhoon, the alleged real owner of the site, as some sort of test to determine how blatantly the site's supposedly automated or botted activity could be presented before users caught on.

We would like to categorically state that these allegations are ""decisively false, entirely unfounded, and completely unrelated to the experiment."" Any perceived connections between the wordfilter, site ownership, and automated activity are purely coincidental.

We consider this matter settled and see no reason for further investigations.

PLEASE DISCONTINUE THE SPECULATION.

We are pleased to announce that the experiment has now concluded.

All collected results, observations, reactions, and statistical findings have been archived for future research, academic study, and further analysis. This information will serve as a valuable reference for potential follow-up experiments and investigations into online user behavior.

We extend our sincerest gratitude to everyone who participated, knowingly or unknowingly. Your confusion, speculation, discussions, and reactions have contributed immensely to the success of this initiative.

Thank you for your cooperation and invaluable contributions to the field of internet research.