What stops someone from using 150 virtual machines with 150 different VPN connections to slide all of the threads off of a board?
Timen effort?
having a life
>>553286
nothing, see the Easterposter of /int/, Alphonse on /o/, the cunnyposters of /tv/, the BLACKED cuckposters of /pol/ and elsewhere, et al.
Nothing, but he would have to spend a lot of time completing these captchas.
>>553307
dont the captchas get easier on new IPs? Always seems to be the case for me. Whenever I mobile post I only have to just click the box and I'm good to go. If I'm at home making posts then it gets progressively more difficult.
>>553286
test
>>553286
The fact that most people cant run that many VMs at once. It'd be easier to use a computer lab at a library or get a lot of people to help you.
You'd have to fill out a shitton of captchas too.
>>553286
Nothing. It's been done, many times. Also you don't need virtual machines.
It's also possible to delete a specific thread by bumping all the others and making one new one.
>>553310
Sort of. You have to have a cookie showing you've visited Google in the past.
>>553286
Don't some boards have safeguards to prevent this from happening like a limit to how many new threads can be made in an hour?
If not, they should definitely be added.
>>553286
idk
I've done some serious damage to boards like /po/ or /n/ before just on my own by using proxies. If you were to assemble even a small team of shitposters you could destroy entire boards very easily.
None of those is needed, only effort