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Someone asked when http://tgboard.rf.gd will be back. Well, I'm sorry to say that I haven't heard back from my former tech support partner for a couple of weeks, so it is possible he lost interest in restarting it.

By any case, the regular forum experiment didn't work out nearly as well as I had hoped either. There doesn't seem to be enough widespread interest in the site's goals.

Interest in contributing to the following has been lacking:
1) another "regular" tg forum,
2) a tagable tg encyclopedia in English
3) several kinds of tg content in one place 4) a system of bunkers and trenches for keeping tg content that's deleted elsewhere

5) FM didn't hop aboard. (Meaning, loli/TG writers haven't jumped at the chance to migrate from a "safe space" to a forum that is open to criticism, and google, which doesn't exist on FM or caption sites.)

6)Most significantly, free speech also doesn't matter as much to the majority of the tg community compared to me. I'm used to unapologetically presenting views for consideration even if they don't agree with what is considered common sense. I align neatly with the principles of freedom that endchan endorses, and so I'm quite surprised how far away the tg community in general is from accepting free speech and file sharing.

I have no problem with moderate leftists; it's only the so called "regressive left" who refuse to allow many forms of criticism or open debate while stressing multi-culturalism at the expense of intellectualism. Unfortunately, I suspect that the tg community has a larger percentage of the sorts of regressive people who choose to stay at 4chan after moot censored his website.

I was also hoping a chan format would let people speak more freely and allow the contrarians to come back and enrich the fold, but I have come to believe that maybe it's a lost cause, because there just weren't enough of those people here to begin with.