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Christopher Poole started a website called 4chan in 2003.

Christopher Poole at XOXO Festival September 2012
Christopher Poole at XOXO Festival September 2012

He was only 15 years old at the time. He wanted to make an English site for fans of anime.

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Wikipedia-lolcat

Today, the site has many different boards. A board is a place for a specific topic. Some boards are for video games or music. Other boards are for cooking or sports. Most people use the site without making an account. This lets them post anonymously. Anonymous means they do not use their real names.

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Anonymous emblem

Because of this, many people use the name "Anonymous." This name belongs to the whole group of users. The site is very busy. More than 22 million people visit every month. 4chan is famous for making internet memes. A meme is a funny idea that people share online. Some memes include lolcats or Rickrolling. The site can be hard to run. It costs a lot of money to keep the servers online. In 2015, Hiroyuki Nishimura became the new owner.

Hiroyuki Nishimura's speech in Sapporo 20050831
Hiroyuki Nishimura's speech in Sapporo 20050831

He bought the site from Poole.

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