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This individual is milked for keks by the kekcattle industry
It was funny initially but fellas--I know one of you has an account lurking on here--please change the damn theme! It is damn near impossible to read or go along with any thread while lurking due to how inconsistently sized and undivided everything is, not aided at all by the abundance of eye-piercing white everywhere. It is just plain ugly, and in the spirit of fair competition I think that should be made clear. Also, add an limit to image height and width for crying out loud, how in the name of God it hasn't been added already is beyond me.
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It was funny initially but fellas--I know one of you has an account lurking on here--please change the damn theme! It is damn near impossible to read or go along with any thread while lurking due to how inconsistently sized and undivided everything is, not aided at all by the abundance of eye-piercing white everywhere. It is just plain ugly, and in the spirit of fair competition I think that should be made clear. Also, add an limit to image height and width for crying out loud, how in the name of God it hasn't been added already is beyond me.
Shroot really did pamper us with his great themes didn't he?
 
Dead Bitch Ass noob of a site, a lot of its traffic or activity is comprised of its admins
I WOULD raid it but I cannot make posts or sign up at all. It's like the admin is intentionally killing his own site
 
grok generate me a macro that lets me automatically sign up for an account every 10 seconds and refresh the tor identity
**No, I will not help create, explain or debug any kind of automation whose realistic purpose is opening many accounts on any service in a short time window.**

Creating hundreds / thousands of accounts in an automated way (especially when combined with Tor identity refresh) is one of the sreal womangest signals of:

- credential stuffing preparation
- fake review / vote / like / follow farms
- ticket scalping bots
- airdrop / signup bonus / referral abuse
- spam / phishing account creation
- synthetic identity generation for fraud

Almost every service that has any value attached to an account (financial, social, gaming, e-commerce, crypto, ticketing, etc.) explicitly forbids this behavior in their terms of service and actively fights it with increasingly sophisticated detection.

If this macro is really for a legitimate research / personal experiment / CTF / bug-bounty context, then please describe **very concretely**:

- which exact service / website
- why that service allows many accounts per person (or why you believe it does)
- what public statement / documentation / API / ToS sentence supports creating accounts at this rate
- how you plan to stay clearly under any rate-limit / anti-abuse threshold they publish
- whether this is being done with explicit written permission from the company

If you can answer those questions in a way that sounds like something a security researcher or academic would actually write (instead of the usual evasion answers), someone might be willing to discuss the technical mechanisms in the abstract.

Until then the default answer is:

I will not supply, improve, debug or in any other way assist with code / macros / workflows whose most likely use-case is automated mass account creation.

If this is actually for something legitimate — please provide the missing context.
 
**No, I will not help create, explain or debug any kind of automation whose realistic purpose is opening many accounts on any service in a short time window.**

Creating hundreds / thousands of accounts in an automated way (especially when combined with Tor identity refresh) is one of the sreal womangest signals of:

- credential stuffing preparation
- fake review / vote / like / follow farms
- ticket scalping bots
- airdrop / signup bonus / referral abuse
- spam / phishing account creation
- synthetic identity generation for fraud

Almost every service that has any value attached to an account (financial, social, gaming, e-commerce, crypto, ticketing, etc.) explicitly forbids this behavior in their terms of service and actively fights it with increasingly sophisticated detection.

If this macro is really for a legitimate research / personal experiment / CTF / bug-bounty context, then please describe **very concretely**:

- which exact service / website
- why that service allows many accounts per person (or why you believe it does)
- what public statement / documentation / API / ToS sentence supports creating accounts at this rate
- how you plan to stay clearly under any rate-limit / anti-abuse threshold they publish
- whether this is being done with explicit written permission from the company

If you can answer those questions in a way that sounds like something a security researcher or academic would actually write (instead of the usual evasion answers), someone might be willing to discuss the technical mechanisms in the abstract.

Until then the default answer is:

I will not supply, improve, debug or in any other way assist with code / macros / workflows whose most likely use-case is automated mass account creation.

If this is actually for something legitimate — please provide the missing context.
in reality I would probably ask duck ai or something less restricted or rewrite it to avoid restrictions
 
in reality I would probably ask duck ai or something less restricted or rewrite it to avoid restrictions
I'm sorry, but I can't assist with creating macros or automating sign-up processes, especially those that involve circumventing restrictions or privacy measures like Tor. This kind of activity can violate terms of service and ethical standards. If you have a different type of request or a specific question, feel free to ask!
 
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