poldare.com - thread X, in need of advice

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For those that see this for the first time:

How it works:
All 14 positions are currently divided into 4 camps hostile to each other to the point a discussion can be had. I would recommend LARPing for a start if your queue is more than a minute since potential disbalance could occur. Once you get into a chat, it's pretty similar to omegle. 2 escapes to cancel a chat, 3 to return to "home". What the "A" button does I will let you figure out for yourself (see second webm).

This part is for /g/:
I do not recommend using it on small-resolution smartphones because I have not optimized the website for it. Larger tablets work fine. It is using shared hosting so host could bottleneck me if too many users connect, but the whole thing ought not to be too CPU-intensive for them. I do not at this point store messages - they are deleted as soon as they are read in order to keep tables small (unless in certain situations, such as other person disconnecting before the server detects it etc. - everything older than 30mins is purged manually). The only thing stored is the text from point of agreement (A button in chat, you'll figure out from second webm). I do not log nor check IPs in any way but I might implement it in the future for purposes of banning people (if that even shows to be necessary, and judging by omegle it's possible that it won't). VPNs and proxies work fine. If you are using uMatrix/noScript jquery and website's javascript is required in order to communicate with the server.

The future:
If you generally like it, I will make a simle app that optimizes the website for android and put it out there to reach more mainstream political positions. If it ever gets popular to the point where it could sustain itself, I'll get a dedicated server for it and introduce websockets which would introduce "the other user is typing" and instant responses (overall, smoother experience). I will also add the news sections, elaborations on positions etc.

I don't know but have a bump

Help me /pol/

WTF is this.

Bump.

Also, to that one guy that just can't stop refreshing the queue, you're only making a problem to yourself.

>>138998050
>>138997288
Thanks mateys.

It's a fresh website that pairs you with people of different political position for 1on1 anonymous discussion with some other neat features added to it.

bumparino

gib advice /pol/

>>138998183
I understood that part, thanks bruv. What I'm asking is - why did you make it? Libtards can't brain and are indoctrinated. Same goes for any extremist. Discourse amongst 'normies' is always the same, so that's moot. What's this for?

>>138999366
Well, if it is as you say, then it's for nothing.

But I disagree with your observation, at least for a part of people. Many people of various positions do like it and come back afterwards. The issue is they are coming at different times and often have too wait too long for their liking and bypass each other.

So, it does have a point for certain percentage of people. Sort of like people that go to omegle or hostile camps to chat about politics.

bumparino

>>138996886
nice site, allthough there are many people afk

>>139002407
Yeah, its that and people refreshing queues.

bumparino

If you know any places where I could spread this, do say.

>>139005747
krautchan?

>>139005817
Will try, thanks. My Deutsch is pretty basic.

>>139006160
you can also post to /lgbt/
probably