>>7920 >Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, that is suppose to be at the bottom of our iceburg picture.
I thought that the tire of revealing that L23 was a secret BO on Nextchan was the actual bottom of the iceberg, not Nextchan by itself. The true ascended level would be the revelation that L23, while not a BO, was the secret BO behind the secondary project that /endpone/ intended to expand its influence on other minor places
>Leaps and bounds maybe a bit too much but I would agree that we at least try and that makes a difference from the cynical cycle that I often see in most places of complaining, shitposting, and more complaining.
Well, this board has always had shitpoting. In the sense that nothing prevents anyone from doing so.Just that one does that for certain times in which one can clearly tell that one is leaving a quick post on purpose. No one is free of committing that sin,absolutely no one. The only thing that would prevent someone from shitposting is the lack of tech in general. Otherwise, except for a permanent IP ban, it´s a free real estate for doing such practice in a short amount of that.
Just that /endpone/ doesn´t display such posts with enough frequency in order to consider this as a shitposting board. One has so many better alternatives for doing that and appealing to the masses with a greater success rate than this place.
As for complaining, I don´t demand anything from anyone because there isn´t a single contract in which someone should be committed to get stuck here for a period of time or telling me that one is selling X board out. No, that sense of elitism doesn´t work because one can always visit any site at anytime. I can visit all the fan sites in a matter of seconds/minutes simultaneously and I could just deliver a post on /mlp/ right after delivering this one (for example).
The only factor that matters and has become the main landmark of this board is the PoLS, just to give a sign that X user voluntarily decides to be active around here and deliver a sign to the other users so they can notice said presence.
>>7926 >That little animated bit was pretty lovely, wasn't it? Or painful. I imagine it was for a few and I wouldn't blame them.
