Post number #418285, ID: 36f362
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I mean...it's not everybody who enters here (and other threads on danger/u/ as well) and know the context behind for its existence, as well as not a lot of people know this place, and they generally go to 4chan or 2chan bc it's active 24/7 and it's well known...
So what's gonna happen with this community in the future?
Post number #418373, ID: 997999
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you mean /lain/, or all the boards? the former, they also mightve gone to lainchan or whatever their splinter is called. for the second, danger/u/ aint dead!
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Post number #418434, ID: af083d
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I'm still here. Lainchan moves much faster than this board, but mostly on the tech related boards. /cyb/ is very slow compared to, say, /tech/, and similarly on danger/u/, /lain/ is much slower than /tech/, however there is a lot of overlap on both boards.
Post number #418459, ID: ec0ea1
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Lain is always dead
Post number #418593, ID: 36f362
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>>418434 I meant to say all the boards. I only see a few open threads and just with a few replies (except for /u/)
Post number #418648, ID: f643cc
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Let's all love lain
Post number #418912, ID: f03cba
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>>418759 It's a shame, I personally feel the reason for it on Lainchan is the (usually) high post quality. There's discussions on LISP by people who seem to have been programming in it for 10+ years, what's a newbie gonna contribute to such a discussion? I never expected them to be fast boards, but it'd be terrible to see them fade away completely. Introducing new people to these places is a tough choice aswell since you wouldn't want to "ruin" the already established atmosphere.
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| I mean...it's not everybody who enters here (and other threads on danger/u/ as well) and know the context behind for its existence, as well as not a lot of people know this place, and they generally go to 4chan or 2chan bc it's active 24/7 and it's well known...
So what's gonna happen with this community in the future?