∞chan allows anyone who wants to to become the owner of their own board. They are given free reign to institute whatever rules they wish on their board, as long as they do not affect the global rules.
The idea of ∞chan is to minimize the trust needed in individual moderators to prevent "do it for free" moderators from accepting bribes (sexual or otherwise) to corrupt the whole site.
The largest board owners are promoted to Global Volunteers. This is devised by an algorithm, but volunteers are only promoted with my express approval.
All new global volunteers are sent a message congratulating them on becoming global volunteers and explaining the position. Gloval volunteers simply delete CP, excessive spam and other illegal content that comes on the server and ban the posting users and their IP ranges.
There is a large penalty for abusing their powers to ban users for other reasons. That penalty is that I will not only remove their global volunteer position, but also commandeer their board. I will then find another suitable owner for it among the board's users and give it to them.
Thus, the only people who can delete content from 8chan.co are those who have a stake in the site itself because they own the boards. Thus, they are not really doing it for free - they are simply protecting their boards by protecting the site as a whole. It is in their interest to keep the site free of illegal content so that their boards stay up. If they abuse their power, the board that they worked hard to create is stripped from them.
This means that there's only one person that needs to be trusted: me. If I could have found a way to remove myself from the trust model, I would have, but that is impossible given someone has to run the server.
Only one:
Other than that, you are free to institute whatever rules you want on your board.
Give them your password. If you don't trust them enough for that, you probably shouldn't be making them a volunteer.
Go to the volunteer panel and click on the board link for your board.
The admin can be reached at admin at 8chan dot co.
Were you inactive for longer than one week? Were there no posts on the board for 72 hours?
If either of those is true, the board was deleted automatically. You are free to recreate it. I cannot restore it, so don't bother emailing me about it.
Make sure you are using the volunteer interface to view your board. The URL of your browser should be https://8chan.co/mod.php?/yourboard. Then, put "## Board Volunteer" in the name field. Write your post and click "Reply". It will appear with your volunteer capcode.
If they aren't doing anything illegal, I can't help you. I don't dictate how board owners should manage their boards.
If they are doing something illegal, email me.
If the owner of the board is inactive or the board is broken due to bad CSS, sure. Send me an email.
Open a Github issue. Better yet, write it yourself and open a pull request.
Top fifteen boards excluding /meta/, /b/ and /int/.
No one, so they are de facto property of the administration.
There is no official mobile app, however there is an unofficial Android app at wingy/Exodus.
I don't provide support for this app, ask the developer of it if you have a problem with it.
There isn't one yet and there will never be an official archive.
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Yes.
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