>>8507 >It's mostly an assumption based on random crap I've read over the years. Allegations and opinions from 3rd parties...right. You know, a magnificent African word should be the standard for describing the internet. The word Kongossa couldn´t come soon enough for adapting it to the official dictionary (both in english and spanish) because that´s literally what encapsules all the things that happen in this chaotic unbridled medium.
>Moot hated the fandom, and when the threads were kicked off of /b/ onto /mlp/ one of the core changes was names being disallowed. I believe that it was done as a result of knowing that if people are able to identify among each other they're much more likely to unify and do things. I feel like the removal of names was an attempt at control and dissuasion from the group acting together, as well as from growing further.
He hated fun in general and he had fear of the fanbase causing an inner metastasis on the site. As if isolation with the 15th global rule wasn´t enough for impeding it, he definitely ensured that it would become sterilized over time. That definitely hurt the pattern from becoming a standard and it´s definitely become ingrained for the most part by taking it as a default act...that we still take it as granted to this day...
>I donated for Verity and a couple other things too, but no, I don't spend time on /b/ anymore, nor /mlp/, I stick around on the thread on /trash/. I can link it if you care to see it?
Nah, I am not particularly interested in what exactly you are doing around there but more like...reflections of the places that you have visited. I mean, I am basically an ignorant on how /b/ has evolved and despite the fact that you don´t lurk over there anymore, I wonder how that board changed over the years from the trauma of /mlp/ up to the time you left.
>Yeah, my names rather unique when used in full.Even though 'Raptor' itself is incredibly common. That´s why I have said that it would be too much of a coincidence to be true. Still, I had to ask
