>>4411
Takes time to gain a following and build up a board culture. No two boards have the same exact "vibe", goals, language, etc. Many people assumed that QRB would go away after Q said "revert" to BO on QR. But it didn't, because it had attracted a subset of anons interested in a somewhat slower, more dig-oriented environment. Also, one with fewer shills or stupid arguments about irrelevant crap. With QRB, BO was very hands-off, so board has shaped a lot by anon community. But since boards are created by BOs, the BO could be a major shaper of board culture (obviously). Will be interesting to see what unfolds on this new board develops in the coming days and weeks.