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>>/32999/ > If it was mostly my own thoughts on the matter why didn't /AM/ move? It did. Why do you think there's no activity? This alone dismantles that part of your argument but I want you to understand. > that didn't change the fact that they wanted /spa/ not /am/ and there are some differences which they didn't seem to get which, again, is okay for guests but not for hosts. Wrong If they don't actually stop you from posting, there's nothing a host can do to stop you keeping your culture. If there was any value to your culture, it'd overrun the space and convert the guests. > Genuinely curious. Elaborate. All administration is bad administration This: >>/32884/ Is unthinkable > So you mean to tell /AM/ came to a grinding halt because of technical difficulties? Yeah > You don't leave a community you care for because of technical difficulties Lmao Something that you might recognize from intl but which now is everywhere is the idea of a migratory steppe culture or a herd which follows the grass. You descend upon a chan when the grazing is good and there's inspiration and clear skies, and leave when it's barren. > Take a look at these people displeased by the 'context' https://archive.is/oRVSF Nice cloudflare link senpai > People aren't going to exert themselves making advanced shitposts for communities they don't want to be a part of As an aside: you've lost your way, /aM/ was never about advanced shitposts, just shitposts. Any elitism in this regard is counter to the whole point. Regardless: people aren't going to exert themselves making advanced shitposts for communities. It's always an individual effort. All creative endeavors are born from inspiration and hammered out by an autistic soul. Nobody makes nice stuff because they want to contribute to a community. They might post nice stuff they've seen to influence a space, including stuff they've made. But mostly, they post nice stuff they've made because it's topical because it was inspired by something they saw on the board.