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For those wondering about the ID pulled for the TOR posts - take any bread link i.e. "8kun.top/qresearch/res/16552541.html" - change the .html to .json - find the message ID used for the drop - look at the data presented. We did notice that between the time we pulled drop 4954 and now that the ID listed in the json file did change.
I was hoping GAW anons would know. I have added research wanted flair. See if that helps.
I missed this place alot, here's what I hope is a good explanation...
Think of JSON as the structure that web servers use to communicate with each other. Typically, a website like 8kun, or even this one, is just a bunch of data in a database...when that data is sent from the database to the webserver, it is typically sent/received via some more of JSON. (If I lost you, just think of a database as a large excel spreadsheet)
That Json is just a more efficient, commonly recognized standard for the web server, and then the web browser to know how to unpack and display that information.
Do what the anon says, and see the Json for yourself. You can search "Json parser" and copy paste it if it's hard to read, but it's pretty simple stuff really.
What this post is alleging (I have no idea, I'm still analyzing what I think about recent posts myself) is that they saw a Json that looked like:
{ Post_id : 12345, post_content : <text of the post>, post_time : <time in utc iso format> , }
(Forgive my formatting, I'm on mobile and being lazy)
Then eventually that same Json was changed to say:
{Post_id : 69420, post_content : <text of the post>, post_time : <time in utc iso format> , }
Why is this interesting?
Because if it's true, it means someone is either:
A. Editing the database of the site directly. (Like when reddit edited comments on /r/the_donald)
B. Something in the middle is intercepting and then changing the Json as it reaches the webserver. It missed the interception at first.
A is much more likely (again, if this is true, I don't know if it is)