What if I just make a website called the internet is nasty and let people either leave a comment with 100 characters and can shuffle through the comments to see how nasty the internet can be

Don't we call it tweetfest or musktweet or Twitterfest or something already?

@C0D4 yeah but those aren’t nasty enough.
What if I have a feature that I hash the ip address and treat that as a user, and instead of randomly showing one comment I can also show the complete history of one user, wouldn’t that be fun?

@C0D4 won’t that be a cool long social event to see what people do knowing there is no consequence in posting, but with nobody replying to them

@K-ASS ah, so 9gag may be the realm your looking for 🫣

Grouped by public IP, like in Starbucks, public trains, uni etc.

@K-ASS will it allow gifs ?

@Grumm no, I don’t have unlimited space on digitalocean

@C0D4 that just looks like Reddit with more memes

@fraktalisman pretty sure indirectly showing address in any way is a bad idea

@K-ASS ╯︿╰

@K-ASS with how networks are working nowadays you'd end up with random grouping - most people have dynamic ip, and many isps use nats.
You'd end up aggregating people from the same block or even city.

I don't think 4chan-style toxicity is readily available, you need to cultivate that sort of tar pit.

@impune-pl then I guess I should just focus one shuffle random comments

@lorentz I would say, from my past experience, it’s quite readily available, but after a while it’s magically gone since they found it boring.
I had a website where you make comments, the purpose is to tell a secret, and it exploded on Reddit for a while so I see all kinds of racist and edgy things and actually had to step in and ban ips and put a filter. So yes, they are readily available. Internet trolls are always ready

@K-ASS I mean, temporarily, yeah. I meant to say that the trolls won't stick around unless there's some kind of terrible, terrible ecosystem that keeps people logging on.