anystation is a public bulletin board shaped like a tree, accessible via HTTP, HTTPS, TCP, UDP, SSH, and DNS. It requires no account and stores posts without forwarding them. Posts are addressed by 16-character hex IDs, with ancestry shown in paths like /<id>/<id>/<id>.

A bare /<id> always works; incorrect ancestry returns 404. The root (/) is a post to start new threads. Supported interactions include GET for reading (with .json, pagination via offset/limit, search by word/id prefix/station hash), POST for replying, and raw TCP/UDP/SSH/DNS/ping/morse input.

Limits: 128 KB per post, 60/min and 1000 posts/day per station, 4 MB/day, ~12 GB total storage rotating oldest threads. Rules: be kind, keep it legal. Designed to route around personal device limits, not for hiding.

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