Whatever happened to fringechan? did some feds crackdown on the site cause it had hidden knowledge or proof, tell me the truth mods

No idea, but most probably drama queens being dramatic. Sadly the real world of conspiracy is something we don't even get a whiff of.

https://archive.org/details/theoryofnaturalp00boscrich

Fringe tech thread?

This is fringechan. Despite the material differences the energy is the same, for we are here for the same reasons

haven't you heard about what happens when people try to ascend like what happens to free energy and alternative medicine
you have to be spiritually capable to survive

>>659
The massive faggot that Alpam is nuked the website because of CP, or at least that is what he says.

>>689
please extrapolate

>>726
i feel a certain spicy quality of information is censored from the internet by use of keywords perhaps for detection. I was relating to how people are killed or their families wellbeing threatened when they try to expose certain things in the truth community like pedophilia and free energy

>>729
https://youtu.be/mPqWstVnRjQ?t=1h45m
Shit oh so related. Go to 1h 45m.

Fringechan.org/illuminati still prompts for a user/pass, maybe it's not entirely dead?

>>897
That's cool. I didn't know about that. What is it?
The site was probably just deactivated by changing the bare minimum and the files are probably still there.

>>898
Afaik it was supposed to be for posters #woke enough to psychically obtain the login info, but my guess is it was invite-only shitposting

>>899
Shit that is so cool. We could do that. In principle, remote viewing a single word would be perfectly doable (more than one word becomes geometrically more complicated).
Do we know if his password was one or more words?

>>900
>geometrically more complicated
you cube m8?

>>659
CP spam. Despite it each instance of it being deleted with 24 hours at most, after such time with such content there the host decided it was not worth the effort and revoked it for legal reasons. Alpam was, tbh, aside from the first formative months, never really that active or involved with it.

>>688
Glad I found this place, 8/fringe/ is still a joke. May our spirit rise here.

>>875
> there was no mod to remove it during daytime
False. We where getting, sometimes 20-50 spam posts/threads a day at peak. I tried to talk to Alpam about possible filtering or some solution but he was chronically offline until there was no more online. Yes there was drama, but the other mods never did more than 5% of the moderation combined any how.

>>897
Oh my god, you are right.
>Check's credentials
>does not work
Got my hopes up for a moment.

>>899
>my guess it was invite-only shitposting
Well freedomboard's /illuminati/ was that, but we tried for better with fringechan. No it actually it wasn't, it stayed a pure place of presence, the password was not given out. Even though smiley screeched to the high heavens that he couldn't get in, and we Kek'd because he was incapable of clairvoyantly discerning it.

>>900
It was one word for the pass, and one word for the username, neither more than 10 chars using normal words, all lower case, etc.

>>898
>The site was probably just deactivated by changing the bare minimum and the files are probably still there.
That is correct, I just tried some of the other hidden things and they are still working just fine as well, it's just 99% of the site is disabled.

On another note, I actually am in possession of the fringechan DB. Any possible way we can get stuff imported or at least archived in something better than waybackmachine?

>>1091
We can get it imported. Post a link and I'll do it. Or if you want add @travis3090 on Wire.
Or just tell me how you want to go about it.

>>1091

>Glad I found this place, 8/fringe/ is still a joke. May our spirit rise here.


There's also mewch, which is better than 8/fringe/ but I still like fbay better.
If for no other reason, because it isn't sharing space with the more mundane obsessive-type chan-crowd.

>>1091
The Librarian?
I really hope you can import the archived posts and perhaps even boards. I had a lot of fun on fringechan and you had some good responses to me in the Questions thread. (I was the guy who asked about time travel)

>>1438
So it's true people people don't look up.

>>1439
My bad, good to see everything still there.

>>1440

aside from the images :\

>>1101
I always thought mewch was fringechan.
Looks similar to 8chan https://mewch.net

>>2353
Both have different energies. I think mewch/fringe/ is more similar to 8ch/fringe/, but it's its own thing, too.

>I always thought ... was fringechan
Fringechan is at fringechan.org. Everything else is a different thing.

>>2354
Mewch /fringe/ is under the protection of Kelly, all the orbiters are strenghtening her with their worship so it was the logical thing to do.

hola

>>2355
sorry to shitpost, but it had to be done

>>2357
She gets her money from camwhoring so she has to get the mewchers to actually come and tip her, they won't do that if they can talk to her on mewch.

So in order for the fringechan illuminati board you actually had to use your psychic power skills and to clairvoyantly see the words? Amazing, how many people were actually able to do it? were there any hints or technique how to go about this? I still can't even open my third eye and I am working over a year at it.

>>2369
I don’t think anyone made it. Do you think we should have the same here? But easier to guess than a word, like a picture or something?

>>2369
Zero people made it in there. The username and password was stickied as the first thread inside the board. The only way to get in there without using the password was to use the moderator tools to access the board as a moderator.

The username and password was two random but very uncommon words, roughly 12-15 characters.

Before fringechan was v& by the police, no person had written a post or thread in the hidden board.

>>2412
The old user and password don't seem to work anymore.
I won't post them here, but I seriously doubt whomever came up with the system were actually capable of divinating those two words themselves. A bit of a larp, really.