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27chan
27chan is the Brazilian Portuguese bulletin board that was established by “Ninja” on July 27, 2014. It's regarded as a strict community that tries to have meaningful discussions, causing threads to move much slower, plus it follows suit of being another conservative community.
History
2014–2018
As 55chan and 77chan delved into chaos, four disgruntled users set up 27chan at “27chan.org” as a secret, with '27' referencing Brazil's federative units, but eventually became a known 55chan alternative. Later, 27chan and VHSchan established relations, then 27chan upgraded from Vichan to NPFchan, the /mlpol/ fork, in 2018 and surprisingly grew as peopel were growing discontent with 55chan and BRchan.
However, they didn't have the most active moderation, so it fell off and their web host wiped the server over rule-breaking content, destroying the backups and all the progress on their board software. While 27chan eventually return after a few months, completely starting over, it would shutter in December 2018. During this time, they had /27ch/ and /27chan/ on 8chan, then migrated to 8channel.net.
2020–
Then on March 24, 2020, “Ninja” restored 27chan at “27chan.org” with Bazukachan, the NPFchan fork. After two years, “Ninja” would discuss migrating from Vichan's legacy codebase to “jschan”, initially setting up an experimental instance at “jschan.27chan.org” on June 7, 2023, but eventually moved to “jschan” by the end of 2023. Anybody can technically make a board, but they can be culled at the staff's discretion.
List of Boards
The number of boards have jumped from 13 to 56, but I generally don't translate long lists of mostly user-created boards if ~25% are active.
Notes
- 27chan's brand of 'conservatism' supports regionalist unity and discourages localism, so it does clash with right-wingers who mindlessly bash left-leaning regions, such as the Northeast Region.
External links
- 27chan - The front page of 27chan.