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Originally Posted by Libertine
To be honest, I usually spam them far more openly. And on /b/, not the others.
The trick is to be somewhat honest. Don't pretend it's someone else's site, but instead make clear it's yours and ask for feedback/opinions/whatever.
Expect a fair amount of trolls and abuse - getting that is a given. But if you make it clear you're not a drive-by spammer but just a regular btard who happens to make sites, the reaction generally is fairly positive. Especially if you give something back - like a dump of your favorite images from a certain niche.
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Yeah, this is how I've done it a few times... they are especially handy for my hentai sites if I can't immediately identify a movie or character that I want to post, I go to /b/ or the hentai board and ask them. Usually get the answer within moments, and usually ALSO get asked to post the gallery when I'm done, hah.
I also have a website based on one of the 4chan memes, and I've gone to the boards asking for feedback, etc, and have received maybe two negative comments and tons of support.
Basically, if you don't actually have anything to say or ask and just drive-by spam they'll probably jump on your ass, and rightly so. But I actually hang out on 4chan plenty and the generic spam annoys me to no end when it shows up in a thread I'm reading, so I would never do it myself.
Oh, and to whoever asked for his contact info, I'm pretty sure it's just moot at 4chan dot org.
ALSO LIBERTINE WE SHOULD BE E-FRIENDS