>>1968 Completely blocked until I searched for every access and .org worked. I was wondering how to say this to you but fortunately, you have noticed it as well.
My plan was to post to /next/
>So yeah, this is a problem coming from the outside (I wonder why they choose to mess up with this site instead of the biggest ones, maybe they are used to fixing this quickly or preventing these attacks and the end is new in this stuff). I have 3 guess. 1 The trap spammer who struck earlier in spring. 2 Someone testing out on the /end/ for a larger project, a practice run. 3 Basically what you said.
>One important detail is that the pony bridge is still here, seeing how the /end/ is falling in front of us every time. Not sure if this could be considered sad or funny (or both) but it seems that the jokes have become somewhat a reality. It is both. We survived, but it's like being the last fragment of something greater. At the same time we have past a threshold of prestige in a way and the fact that our memes outlived the /end/ means we have some pretty power energies on our hooves.
>May the bridges´columns hold us for this ride. The bridge will hold!
