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Yea, that's a very acute way of illustrating that, and it pains even more that there was a very similar thing going in Endchan until that one 5D marketing move that cracked cultural core of the site. I tried to build some semblance of it grounds up with /librejp/ during my diplomatic mission there but I can't say to what success. Nevertheless not everyone from /librejp/ is gone, there's at least one drawfag that stayed and even likes to practice his English so not all hope is lost for Endchan in general. Moreover the fallout from those few years back slowly seems to expire and several cases got resolved in a way that makes it believable that the credit of trust which /am/ had placed on administration team is paying off which in turn allows me to do some slight shilling in good conscience.
It's also encouraging to think that if boards like /yuri/, /turul/ and /miku/ appear it must mean the site doesn't only exist in normalfag sphere of interest. It might be a turning point which is all the more reason to get our bearings.