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The discussion-board site 4chan has been part of the Internet's darkunderbelly since its inception, and recent political events have put itincreasingly in the spotlight. In particular, /pol/, the "PoliticallyIncorrect" board, has been a central figure in the outlandish 2016 US electionseason, as it has often been linked to the alt-right movement and its rhetoricof hate and racism. However, 4chan remains relatively unstudied by thescientific community: little is known about its user base, the content itgenerates, and how it affects other parts of the Web. In this paper, we startaddressing this gap by analyzing /pol/ along several axes, using a dataset ofover 8M posts we collected over two and a half months. First, we perform ageneral characterization, showing that /pol/ users are well distributed aroundthe world and that 4chan's unique features encourage fresh discussions. We alsoanalyze content, finding, for instance, that YouTube links and hate speech arepredominant on /pol/. Overall, our analysis not only provides the firstmeasurement study of /pol/, but also insight into online harassment and hatespeech trends in social media.

Kek, Cucks, and God Emperor Trump: A Measurement Study of 4chan's Politically Incorrect Forum and Its Effects on the Web