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| A tripcode is a hashed password created through tons of [[1337]] hacking in order to create a pile of crap, or a tripcode. They are used in the name field.
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| A tripcode looks a little something like this:
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| name#password = name!12345abcd
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| They're often used by [[Namefag|namefags]] in order to secure their identity, but this practice is generally frowned upon on most anonymous bulletin boards outside of very specific situations where user verification is vital (such as posts made by site staff members, or by those who are contributing something of value across multiple posts/threads). Note that this is not always the case; on some sites—particularly smaller close-knit boards—tripcodes are encouraged or are even the norm (this also applies to [[Japan|Japanese]] [[Bulletin board|bulletin boards]]—[[Weeaboo|weeaboos]] rejoice!)
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| ==Tripcode usage on Heyuri==
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| '''On Heyuri, casual tripcode usage is widely accepted by all but the n00best of n00bs''', but the overall prevalence of tripfags has noticeably decreased since the end of the so-called "[[Golden age of Heyuri|golden age of Heyuri]]".
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| ==Secure Tripcodes==
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| Secure tripcodes are tripcodes created with two passwords.
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| It looks like this.
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| name#pass1#pass2 = name!555556shit
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| Secure tripcodes differ from site to site, and as such, one tripcode you enter on one imageboard will not be the same you get on another, hence the security.
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Revision as of 14:50, 14 July 2024
