>>24197
> sry our js is pretty messy at the moment. not sure how to help in this case
No problem. Most JS-programs are messy ‒ partly because of JS's nature, partly on purpose (*) and partly because of incompetent or lazy programmers [present company excepted ;) ]. So there is no need of help. Thank you, nevertheless.

> we don't have a report feature.
Pffewww. I'm glad to read this. I was concerned about missing something. Thanks again.

(*) There are really programmers thinking they can completly obscure their code to prevent it from being used by others or to hide its malicious functions.


>>24213
> I have not run into any major problems, even running Tails for extra security.
Tails is a system I take in consideration. Does it run as livesystem on a readonly medium?

> since I usually get blocked by the IP address filter.
This is a downside of tails. Tor adresses are often excluded for the same reasons other proxies are blocked for.


And now for something completely different. (Christopher Trace and Monty Python)
Does Kokonotsuba provide a feature to edit old posts? The only option to correct something is to delete and repost. This is managable as long as there is no following post referring to the to be corrected one. Afterwards it will be awkward. Although this is nothing to be on top of your to-do-list, I'd like to make a humble request for enabling, if possible.