...What do you do?

1. Ask them
2. Discretely use the term "Emergency Mittens" in casual conversation
3. Dismiss your suspicions as irrational projecting
4. Call the police; You're being cyber-stalked AND THE KILLER IS POSTING FROM INSIDE YOUR HOUSE
5. Make a thread about it

I'll just go for the emergency mittens.

I suspect someone I know is a mod on 4-ch.

Just ask. That's what I would do.

What are the odds?
They seem very small.

>>2
Same here. I doubt anyone I know does, anyway.

Blurt out Emergency Mittens during a conversation.

>>3

If you've seen Shii, please call 1-800-274-6388 and report his last known location.

Really though, why would you suspect someone to be a mod rather than just a regular forum citizen?

>>8
Well, I was talking to him on AIM, and he was like, "brb, banning someone from 4-ch". That's my only piece of evidence so far. Like I said, just a vague suspicion.

Emergency Mittens is the most probable method of 4-ch'er detection.

I think I'd just ask what they watch on TV, listen to the unimportant answer - and then say I mostly watch Chanel 4...

>>11
That's so vague.

>>11

Especially if you're in Britain.

>>9 You are not >>3

The loyal userbase here is so small that that's not even a chance.
I do have a friend on myspace who is a channer, and hes been here before but hes not really a 4-cher, he just lurked.

It's like being on any anonymous board. You're never supposed to know.
Heck, I might even know YOU, >>8!

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Oh noes, Tyler Durden's a 4-ch user! Fuck!

wut kidna fagot r u >>17?!?

Is posting on 4-ch really that terrible? I mean, /b/ is where most of the crap is, other boards can be fine.

I prefer 7-ch to 4-ch, it has more loli.

>>20
Well, not so much the posting, but if you've been recognised off an anonymous board, you must've spilled some pretty personal stuff.

Lief death agony black rose thorn blood

>>3

I KNOW someone I know is a mod on 4-ch. It's kinda weird knowing he can see when I post D:

"D:" considered harmful

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