> (;´Д`) 2ch.cx and 2ch.sh have finally been fixed. Looks like someones been > uploading some shitty images though, I wonder if rule 8 is enforced since > nakura left R8 was never (or needed to be) enforced on ２ちゃん It's just that it has a larger userbase now, some of which seem to be R8H8RZ ヽ(`Д´)ノ Reference: 2022/02/08(Tue) 03:06:29
> > (;´Д`) 2ch.cx and 2ch.sh have finally been fixed. Looks like someones been > > uploading some shitty images though, I wonder if rule 8 is enforced since > > nakura left > R8 was never (or needed to be) enforced on ２ちゃん > It's just that it has a larger userbase now, some of which seem to be R8H8RZ > ヽ(`Д´)ノ LIES! Months ago St. Nakuras held a vote (still linked on the front page of 2ちゃん), and it was decided by teh pplz that rule 8 should in fact apply to 2ちゃん... but then the admin went perma-AFK, nobody ever enforced it, and then votekiller-kun went and ruined the result 3-4 months later (;´Д`) Vote result in October 2021 (pro Rule 8 wins): https://web.archive.org/web/20211015054510/https://cgi.heyuri.net/vote/vote.php?p=115 Vote result 2+ months later (pro Rule 8 still wins): https://web.archive.org/web/20211224082146/https://cgi.heyuri.net/vote/vote.php?p=115 Vote result today (votekiller who haets our democracyz strikes again!): https://cgi.heyuri.net/vote/vote.php?p=115 Anywayz, I don't see the point in us acting like 2ちゃん is related to Heyuri or shaming users whenever they use alternatives if it's going to have stuff that violates our most fundamental principles all over it. It should either follow our rules, or it should GTFO and we should maek our own Heyuri uploader board ヽ(´ー｀)ノ Same applies to vidlii b4 anyone starts - don't be pushing that site down Heyuri's throat or acting like it's our sister site as was done with 2ちゃん unless it adopts a rule 8-like stance!!! ヽ(`Д´)ノ Reference: 2022/02/08(Tue) 11:13:19
> > R8 was never (or needed to be) enforced on ２ちゃん > > It's just that it has a larger userbase now, some of which seem to be R8H8RZ > > ヽ(`Д´)ノ > LIES! Months ago St. Nakuras held a vote (still linked on the front > page of 2ちゃん), and it was decided by teh pplz that rule 8 should in > fact apply to 2ちゃん... but then the admin went perma-AFK, nobody ever > enforced it, and then votekiller-kun went and ruined the result 3-4 > months later (;´Д`) > Vote result in October 2021 (pro Rule 8 wins): > https://web.archive.org/web/20211015054510/https://cgi.heyuri.net/vote/vote.php?p=115 > Vote result 2+ months later (pro Rule 8 still wins): > https://web.archive.org/web/20211224082146/https://cgi.heyuri.net/vote/vote.php?p=115 > Vote result today (votekiller who haets our democracyz strikes again!): > https://cgi.heyuri.net/vote/vote.php?p=115 > Anywayz, I don't see the point in us acting like 2ちゃん is related to > Heyuri or shaming users whenever they use alternatives if it's going > to have stuff that violates our most fundamental principles all over > it. It should either follow our rules, or it should GTFO and we should > maek our own Heyuri uploader board ヽ(´ー｀)ノ > Same applies to vidlii b4 anyone starts - don't be pushing that site > down Heyuri's throat or acting like it's our sister site as was done > with 2ちゃん unless it adopts a rule 8-like stance!!! ヽ(`Д´)ノ You told yourself that rule was never actually enforced, so what I wrote wasn't a lie （ ’～’） You are writing like when we pushed AIDS-ridden penis of ２ちゃん into Heyuri. During when it was promoted around Heyuri, it was an obscure uploader with no rules necessarily needed to keep it R8 friendly. I have no proof to back it up, but don't think that poll was rigged by an individual. As ２ちゃん got moar users, they may have slowly voted for "No", while uploading their shitty pr0n or s*yjak edits. It's also often being used while users at KNIRC are chatting, so while not R8 breaking, it has some files that may not make sense for someone who is only checking it for Heyuri related stuff (;´Д`) I personally think that internet doesn't have anything to lose from getting rid of all that kind of Rule 8 breaking stuff, so democracy doesn't matter as long as it's favoring us (from a Heyuri user's perspective). If I had a chance, I would run the entire internets with an iron fist to cure all AIDS.... *dives into fantasy world here* (´ー`) As for VidLii/Another Heyuri uploader board, I am not entitled to make any major decision. Just hoping everything will work out the best for Heyuri's sake (;´Д`) Reference: 2022/02/08(Tue) 14:38:00
> > LIES! Months ago St. Nakuras held a vote (still linked on the front > > page of 2ちゃん), and it was decided by teh pplz that rule 8 should in > > fact apply to 2ちゃん... but then the admin went perma-AFK, nobody ever > > enforced it, and then votekiller-kun went and ruined the result 3-4 > > months later (;´Д`) > > Vote result in October 2021 (pro Rule 8 wins): > > https://web.archive.org/web/20211015054510/https://cgi.heyuri.net/vote/vote.php?p=115 > > Vote result 2+ months later (pro Rule 8 still wins): > > https://web.archive.org/web/20211224082146/https://cgi.heyuri.net/vote/vote.php?p=115 > > Vote result today (votekiller who haets our democracyz strikes again!): > > https://cgi.heyuri.net/vote/vote.php?p=115 > > Anywayz, I don't see the point in us acting like 2ちゃん is related to > > Heyuri or shaming users whenever they use alternatives if it's going > > to have stuff that violates our most fundamental principles all over > > it. It should either follow our rules, or it should GTFO and we should > > maek our own Heyuri uploader board ヽ(´ー｀)ノ > > Same applies to vidlii b4 anyone starts - don't be pushing that site > > down Heyuri's throat or acting like it's our sister site as was done > > with 2ちゃん unless it adopts a rule 8-like stance!!! ヽ(`Д´)ノ > You told yourself that rule was never actually enforced, so what I > wrote wasn't a lie （ ’～’） > You are writing like when we pushed AIDS-ridden penis of ２ちゃん > into Heyuri. During when it was promoted around Heyuri, it was an > obscure uploader with no rules necessarily needed to keep it R8 friendly. > I have no proof to back it up, but don't think that poll was rigged by > an individual. As ２ちゃん got moar users, they may have slowly voted > for "No", while uploading their shitty pr0n or s*yjak edits. It's also > often being used while users at KNIRC are chatting, so while not R8 > breaking, it has some files that may not make sense for someone who > is only checking it for Heyuri related stuff (;´Д`) > I personally think that internet doesn't have anything to lose from getting > rid of all that kind of Rule 8 breaking stuff, so democracy doesn't matter > as long as it's favoring us (from a Heyuri user's perspective). If I had a > chance, I would run the entire internets with an iron fist to cure all AIDS.... > *dives into fantasy world here* (´ー`) > As for VidLii/Another Heyuri uploader board, I am not entitled to make > any major decision. Just hoping everything will work out the best for > Heyuri's sake (;´Д`) I thought you were saying ２ちゃん never needed to have Rule 8 enforced (despite the majority has previously voted otherwise), my apologies if I misinterpreted (;´Д`) And that's not quite how ２ちゃん came about - it was created by a totally awesome Heyuri user (as all Heyuri users are) and it was later moved to kuz's servers (which as we have recently lerned, is the logic- al conclusion of every website evar). Back then there was virtually no AIDS on it cuz Heyuri people were the only users - only later did that kind of crap start seeping in, and it was occasionally (and rightful- ly) complained about, both in ２ちゃん comments and elsewhere. Hence the poll being created! ヽ(´ー｀)ノ Non-existent "proof" aside, the archived evidence that actually exists clearly points to the usual-sized userbase voting one way, the result remaining true for a couple of months, and then some fagg0t coming along to sway the vote in completely the other direction for the same undoubtedly st00pid reason he normally has to poop on our very impr0t- ant votes (;´Д`) I highly ultra mega doubt that every single one of the 8 new votes that suddenly appeared 3+ months after the result had settled would have been for a single option in opposition to the previous result, with no votes for any of the others (´～`) I also don't believe ２ちゃん has grown since then as it hasn't seen a dramatic increase in usage at any point within the past year (;´Д`) Reference: 2022/02/08(Tue) 15:51:29
> > You told yourself that rule was never actually enforced, so what I > > wrote wasn't a lie （ ’～’） > > You are writing like when we pushed AIDS-ridden penis of ２ちゃん > > into Heyuri. During when it was promoted around Heyuri, it was an > > obscure uploader with no rules necessarily needed to keep it R8 friendly. > > I have no proof to back it up, but don't think that poll was rigged by > > an individual. As ２ちゃん got moar users, they may have slowly voted > > for "No", while uploading their shitty pr0n or s*yjak edits. It's also > > often being used while users at KNIRC are chatting, so while not R8 > > breaking, it has some files that may not make sense for someone who > > is only checking it for Heyuri related stuff (;´Д`) > > I personally think that internet doesn't have anything to lose from getting > > rid of all that kind of Rule 8 breaking stuff, so democracy doesn't matter > > as long as it's favoring us (from a Heyuri user's perspective). If I had a > > chance, I would run the entire internets with an iron fist to cure all AIDS.... > > *dives into fantasy world here* (´ー`) > > As for VidLii/Another Heyuri uploader board, I am not entitled to make > > any major decision. Just hoping everything will work out the best for > > Heyuri's sake (;´Д`) > I thought you were saying ２ちゃん never needed to have Rule 8 enforced > (despite the majority has previously voted otherwise), my apologies if > I misinterpreted (;´Д`) > And that's not quite how ２ちゃん came about - it was created by a > totally awesome Heyuri user (as all Heyuri users are) and it was later > moved to kuz's servers (which as we have recently lerned, is the logic- > al conclusion of every website evar). Back then there was virtually no > AIDS on it cuz Heyuri people were the only users - only later did that > kind of crap start seeping in, and it was occasionally (and rightful- > ly) complained about, both in ２ちゃん comments and elsewhere. Hence > the poll being created! ヽ(´ー｀)ノ > Non-existent "proof" aside, the archived evidence that actually exists > clearly points to the usual-sized userbase voting one way, the result > remaining true for a couple of months, and then some fagg0t coming > along to sway the vote in completely the other direction for the same > undoubtedly st00pid reason he normally has to poop on our very impr0t- > ant votes (;´Д`) > I highly ultra mega doubt that every single one of the 8 new votes that > suddenly appeared 3+ months after the result had settled would have > been for a single option in opposition to the previous result, with no > votes for any of the others (´～`) > I also don't believe ２ちゃん has grown since then as it hasn't seen a > dramatic increase in usage at any point within the past year (;´Д`) YES, my point was ２ちゃん used to only be used by Heyuri users. During when this was the case, there was nothing that would require us to enforce Rule 8 there. Also Heyuri users didn't suddenly start uploading AIDS on ２ちゃん、 those people found it outside Heyuri thx to it being advertised/ linked outside Heyuri... so it has grown. It doesn't matter anymore. I talked about this with kuz, and we approved enforcing R8 on ２ちゃん from now on (´ー`) This brings up moar questions though. Should we get rid of all those shitty images of 3D girls/twitter screenshots/wutever that is "not heyuri"? Mai strictness about enforcing rules has been controversial in the past, so I should probably ask for kuz's guidance before starting anything (;´Д`) Reference: 2022/02/08(Tue) 18:52:09
> > I thought you were saying ２ちゃん never needed to have Rule 8 enforced > > (despite the majority has previously voted otherwise), my apologies if > > I misinterpreted (;´Д`) > > And that's not quite how ２ちゃん came about - it was created by a > > totally awesome Heyuri user (as all Heyuri users are) and it was later > > moved to kuz's servers (which as we have recently lerned, is the logic- > > al conclusion of every website evar). Back then there was virtually no > > AIDS on it cuz Heyuri people were the only users - only later did that > > kind of crap start seeping in, and it was occasionally (and rightful- > > ly) complained about, both in ２ちゃん comments and elsewhere. Hence > > the poll being created! ヽ(´ー｀)ノ > > Non-existent "proof" aside, the archived evidence that actually exists > > clearly points to the usual-sized userbase voting one way, the result > > remaining true for a couple of months, and then some fagg0t coming > > along to sway the vote in completely the other direction for the same > > undoubtedly st00pid reason he normally has to poop on our very impr0t- > > ant votes (;´Д`) > > I highly ultra mega doubt that every single one of the 8 new votes that > > suddenly appeared 3+ months after the result had settled would have > > been for a single option in opposition to the previous result, with no > > votes for any of the others (´～`) > > I also don't believe ２ちゃん has grown since then as it hasn't seen a > > dramatic increase in usage at any point within the past year (;´Д`) > YES, my point was ２ちゃん used to only be used by Heyuri users. During > when this was the case, there was nothing that would require us to enforce > Rule 8 there. Also Heyuri users didn't suddenly start uploading AIDS on > ２ちゃん、 those people found it outside Heyuri thx to it being advertised/ > linked outside Heyuri... so it has grown. > It doesn't matter anymore. I talked about this with kuz, and we approved > enforcing R8 on ２ちゃん from now on (´ー`) > This brings up moar questions though. Should we get rid of all those shitty > images of 3D girls/twitter screenshots/wutever that is "not heyuri"? Mai > strictness about enforcing rules has been controversial in the past, so I > should probably ask for kuz's guidance before starting anything (;´Д`) It's obviously just the usual kolyma/9ch/dicksword/IRC/kuz-groupie/h8r crowd posting that crap, because that's what they've always posted even pre-Heyuri (;´Д`) Crappy twitter/social media screenshots, generic iphone n00dz, and anything featuring those godawful phone filters that make people look like pink-faced aliens are all made of FAIL and AIDs - on the other hand, high quality pr0n, gravure models, homegrown camwhores who post tits and so on = WIN, and is precisely what imageboards were made for ヽ(´ー｀)ノ Ultimately though, the key to moderating a place like Heyuri is not to have walls of text defining what users can and can't post, nor micro- managing every little detail, nor going 2006 /b/ mode and letting every- thing turn to garbage by not moderating it at all, but instead being able to feel out the community's wants and needs without catering to any dumb and uninformed demands, and deleting/banning things when you feel that they suck and ruin the internet ヽ(´ー｀)ノ Some people have a good feel for that, others don't - that's the diff- erence between the small number of internet moderators that everyone lieks VS the large number of internet moderators that everyone HAETs Reference: 2022/02/09(Wed) 13:51:01
> > YES, my point was ２ちゃん used to only be used by Heyuri users. During > > when this was the case, there was nothing that would require us to enforce > > Rule 8 there. Also Heyuri users didn't suddenly start uploading AIDS on > > ２ちゃん、 those people found it outside Heyuri thx to it being advertised/ > > linked outside Heyuri... so it has grown. > > It doesn't matter anymore. I talked about this with kuz, and we approved > > enforcing R8 on ２ちゃん from now on (´ー`) > > This brings up moar questions though. Should we get rid of all those shitty > > images of 3D girls/twitter screenshots/wutever that is "not heyuri"? Mai > > strictness about enforcing rules has been controversial in the past, so I > > should probably ask for kuz's guidance before starting anything (;´Д`) > It's obviously just the usual kolyma/9ch/dicksword/IRC/kuz-groupie/h8r > crowd posting that crap, because that's what they've always posted even > pre-Heyuri (;´Д`) > Crappy twitter/social media screenshots, generic iphone n00dz, and > anything featuring those godawful phone filters that make people look > like pink-faced aliens are all made of FAIL and AIDs - on the other > hand, high quality pr0n, gravure models, homegrown camwhores who post > tits and so on = WIN, and is precisely what imageboards were made for > ヽ(´ー｀)ノ > Ultimately though, the key to moderating a place like Heyuri is not to > have walls of text defining what users can and can't post, nor micro- > managing every little detail, nor going 2006 /b/ mode and letting every- > thing turn to garbage by not moderating it at all, but instead being > able to feel out the community's wants and needs without catering to > any dumb and uninformed demands, and deleting/banning things when you > feel that they suck and ruin the internet ヽ(´ー｀)ノ > Some people have a good feel for that, others don't - that's the diff- > erence between the small number of internet moderators that everyone > lieks VS the large number of internet moderators that everyone HAETs Don't haet me please (;´Д`) I agree with almost everything you wrote, although definition of "high quality pr0n" is can be a bit subjective ( ´ω`) Reference: 2022/02/09(Wed) 19:07:17
> > YES, my point was ２ちゃん used to only be used by Heyuri users. During > > when this was the case, there was nothing that would require us to enforce > > Rule 8 there. Also Heyuri users didn't suddenly start uploading AIDS on > > ２ちゃん、 those people found it outside Heyuri thx to it being advertised/ > > linked outside Heyuri... so it has grown. > > It doesn't matter anymore. I talked about this with kuz, and we approved > > enforcing R8 on ２ちゃん from now on (´ー`) > > This brings up moar questions though. Should we get rid of all those shitty > > images of 3D girls/twitter screenshots/wutever that is "not heyuri"? Mai > > strictness about enforcing rules has been controversial in the past, so I > > should probably ask for kuz's guidance before starting anything (;´Д`) > It's obviously just the usual kolyma/9ch/dicksword/IRC/kuz-groupie/h8r > crowd posting that crap, because that's what they've always posted even > pre-Heyuri (;´Д`) > Crappy twitter/social media screenshots, generic iphone n00dz, and > anything featuring those godawful phone filters that make people look > like pink-faced aliens are all made of FAIL and AIDs - on the other > hand, high quality pr0n, gravure models, homegrown camwhores who post > tits and so on = WIN, and is precisely what imageboards were made for > ヽ(´ー｀)ノ > Ultimately though, the key to moderating a place like Heyuri is not to > have walls of text defining what users can and can't post, nor micro- > managing every little detail, nor going 2006 /b/ mode and letting every- > thing turn to garbage by not moderating it at all, but instead being > able to feel out the community's wants and needs without catering to > any dumb and uninformed demands, and deleting/banning things when you > feel that they suck and ruin the internet ヽ(´ー｀)ノ > Some people have a good feel for that, others don't - that's the diff- > erence between the small number of internet moderators that everyone > lieks VS the large number of internet moderators that everyone HAETs But 2006 /b/ was the best precisely *because* of the almost complete lack of moderation! My stance has always been to lean towards fewer rules and less moderation, not more. Reference: 2022/02/09(Wed) 19:07:17
> > It's obviously just the usual kolyma/9ch/dicksword/IRC/kuz-groupie/h8r > > crowd posting that crap, because that's what they've always posted even > > pre-Heyuri (;´Д`) > > Crappy twitter/social media screenshots, generic iphone n00dz, and > > anything featuring those godawful phone filters that make people look > > like pink-faced aliens are all made of FAIL and AIDs - on the other > > hand, high quality pr0n, gravure models, homegrown camwhores who post > > tits and so on = WIN, and is precisely what imageboards were made for > > ヽ(´ー｀)ノ > > Ultimately though, the key to moderating a place like Heyuri is not to > > have walls of text defining what users can and can't post, nor micro- > > managing every little detail, nor going 2006 /b/ mode and letting every- > > thing turn to garbage by not moderating it at all, but instead being > > able to feel out the community's wants and needs without catering to > > any dumb and uninformed demands, and deleting/banning things when you > > feel that they suck and ruin the internet ヽ(´ー｀)ノ > > Some people have a good feel for that, others don't - that's the diff- > > erence between the small number of internet moderators that everyone > > lieks VS the large number of internet moderators that everyone HAETs > But 2006 /b/ was the best precisely *because* of the almost complete lack of moderation! My stance has always been to lean towards fewer rules and less moderation, not more. 2006 is the year /b/ went to complete unsalvageable shit and led to the eventual downfall of the entire rest of the site, and most of the best material that everyone was reposting at that time and fondly remembers today was actually created in the preceding years (AKA the "golden age of /b/"). That's why my stance has always been to lean towards bringing back Snacks (;´Д`) Reference: 2022/02/15(Tue) 14:49:57
> > But 2006 /b/ was the best precisely *because* of the almost complete lack of moderation! My stance has always been to lean towards fewer rules and less moderation, not more. > 2006 is the year /b/ went to complete unsalvageable shit and led to the > eventual downfall of the entire rest of the site, and most of the best > material that everyone was reposting at that time and fondly remembers > today was actually created in the preceding years (AKA the "golden age > of /b/"). That's why my stance has always been to lean towards bringing > back Snacks (;´Д`) I disagree that 2006 was the year /b/ declined, and that it should be excluded from the "golden age of /b/"; on the contrary, 2006 was one of /b/'s and 4chan's finest eras. The incredibly lulzy Habbo Hotel and Second Life raiding both began that year, many epic threads were posted during that time (including the legendary https://2ch.cx/src/2180.jpg which is one of my all-time favorites), and material like DESU, OVER 9000, Pool's Closed, and Shoop Da Whoop -- which now are considered classics -- became memes in 2006. /b/ was essentially unmoderated and thus extremely free, and this freedom contributed immeasurably to its fun. If you want to name a specific year during which /b/ began its long decline, I would say 2008, or perhaps late 2007 at the earliest; everything earlier undoubtedly belongs to the golden age. Reference: 2022/02/15(Tue) 16:31:14
> > 2006 is the year /b/ went to complete unsalvageable shit and led to the > > eventual downfall of the entire rest of the site, and most of the best > > material that everyone was reposting at that time and fondly remembers > > today was actually created in the preceding years (AKA the "golden age > > of /b/"). That's why my stance has always been to lean towards bringing > > back Snacks (;´Д`) > I disagree that 2006 was the year /b/ declined, and that it should be excluded > from the "golden age of /b/"; on the contrary, 2006 was one of /b/'s and 4chan's > finest eras. The incredibly lulzy Habbo Hotel and Second Life raiding both began > that year, many epic threads were posted during that time (including the legendary > https://2ch.cx/src/2180.jpg which is one of my all-time favorites), and material like > DESU, OVER 9000, Pool's Closed, and Shoop Da Whoop -- which now are considered > classics -- became memes in 2006. /b/ was essentially unmoderated and thus > extremely free, and this freedom contributed immeasurably to its fun. > If you want to name a specific year during which /b/ began its long decline, I would > say 2008, or perhaps late 2007 at the earliest; everything earlier undoubtedly belongs > to the golden age. The only debate when it comes to the "golden age of /b/" is whether it ended in mid-2004 when moot pulled the plug on the site for several weeks, or whether it extends into 2005 when things kinda sucked but didn't suck much as they would later suck. It certainly does not in- clude 2006 (and definitely not 2007) as that's precisely when the phrase "golden age of /b/" was being used extensively to lament the then-current state of /b/ (;´Д`) Most of the stuff you mentioned was never funny or good in the first place - it was mostly just underageb& kiddies without an ounce of creativity or wit being idiots and spamming things on the internet over and over and over and over again thinking that posting 4chan catch- phrases outside of 4chan was the most epic thing you could do The "decline" you saw in 2007-2008 was just the end result of the way /b/ was being ran in 2006, and that's why everyone who is dumb enough to try and recreate /b/ circa 2006 will receive a shit website filled with humorless morons Let's pretend none of that 2006+ crap ever happened and keep Heyuri a firmly 2003-2005 inspired website ヽ(´ー｀)ノ Reference: 2022/02/16(Wed) 14:51:16
> > I disagree that 2006 was the year /b/ declined, and that it should be excluded > > from the "golden age of /b/"; on the contrary, 2006 was one of /b/'s and 4chan's > > finest eras. The incredibly lulzy Habbo Hotel and Second Life raiding both began > > that year, many epic threads were posted during that time (including the legendary > > https://2ch.cx/src/2180.jpg which is one of my all-time favorites), and material like > > DESU, OVER 9000, Pool's Closed, and Shoop Da Whoop -- which now are considered > > classics -- became memes in 2006. /b/ was essentially unmoderated and thus > > extremely free, and this freedom contributed immeasurably to its fun. > > If you want to name a specific year during which /b/ began its long decline, I would > > say 2008, or perhaps late 2007 at the earliest; everything earlier undoubtedly belongs > > to the golden age. > The only debate when it comes to the "golden age of /b/" is whether it > ended in mid-2004 when moot pulled the plug on the site for several > weeks, or whether it extends into 2005 when things kinda sucked but > didn't suck much as they would later suck. It certainly does not in- > clude 2006 (and definitely not 2007) as that's precisely when the > phrase "golden age of /b/" was being used extensively to lament the > then-current state of /b/ (;´Д`) > Most of the stuff you mentioned was never funny or good in the first > place - it was mostly just underageb& kiddies without an ounce of > creativity or wit being idiots and spamming things on the internet over > and over and over and over again thinking that posting 4chan catch- > phrases outside of 4chan was the most epic thing you could do > The "decline" you saw in 2007-2008 was just the end result of the way > /b/ was being ran in 2006, and that's why everyone who is dumb enough > to try and recreate /b/ circa 2006 will receive a shit website filled > with humorless morons > Let's pretend none of that 2006+ crap ever happened and keep Heyuri a > firmly 2003-2005 inspired website ヽ(´ー｀)ノ I suppose it's simply a matter of taste whether or not you believe the memes I mentioned in my previous post are good ones, but I cannot believe you would say that the Habbo Hotel and Second Life raids were "never funny or good" -- they are some of old /b/'s finest moments, when we did something beyond merely talking and joking amongst ourselves on our own site, got organized, ventured out into other online spaces, and successfully pulled off some of the largest and most well-known online pranks in Internet history. The Patriotic Nigras are true Internets superheroes. I should emphasize to you that I greatly enjoy Heyuri, and am not at all undervaluing the 2003-2005 era: it is just as excellent and important to 4chan's and /b/'s history as 2006 and 2007. I simply do not appreciate your disparagement of 2006 and 2007, as I believe that the events and cultural developments which occurred during those years were positive ones that are inseparable from the essence of old /b/. Quality did not suddenly decline during that time, and I could offer you many examples of entertaining, witty, and epic threads from 2006 and 2007, as well as highly creative OC from those years, too; /b/ suffered no shortage of creative and intelligent users then. >and that's why everyone who is dumb enough to try and recreate /b/ circa >2006 will receive a shit website filled with humorless morons Hey, now, is that a challenge? If I were to find an imageboard (or launch one myself) that successfully combines what Heyuri offers with the memes, raids, trolling, shock humor, transgression, and free-wheeling atmosphere that characterized 2006 and 2007 /b/, that would truly be a dream come true. Reference: 2022/02/16(Wed) 15:51:33