>>/3017/
> it was 4am and I had only decided to post rashly over a little uncertainty over if I had time to do it later.
 >>/3020/
> there was some stuff that arose that threatened my ability to do it before new years. 
> I was not sure I'd get another chance to just sit and post like crazy, as I noticed it getting closer and closer I decided just to aim for it then. 
ouch that hurts in retrospective because you are shitposting tonight and you could have left it at  >>/2991/ and do the shitpost (even though I thought you would require just one).

Shitposting at the 4am is more or less midday around Europe. I was talking to myself that you were a madman for doing that and I could have mobileposted during those 11 minutes as well. And definitely /pone/ holds a pretty active status these days. Nothing in comparison to last year when this board was found at the 2nd page....

 >>/3018/
> Now things feel like this board is evolving and gradually gaining in power level.
yep
> I can't believe that one year later, the triad has been reunited.
that´s the funniest thing and I pointed out several times that there was someone behind and that the mods were putting the banners because of our activity. Turns out that in the /end/, it was the 3rd shitposter,the owner himself.  It´s never too late to realize a few truths before the ending of this fascinating, yet consuming as hell for two MLP shitposters.

> It feels like meme magic if you pardon the often overspammed /pol/ and /b/ saying. 
nah, there had to be some kind of activity in the meantime. This is why I ask myself if the 6th rule should be that harsh,mostly because the meta posts have translated into content. I wouldn´t have written the Mirror of Fire if it wasn´t because of the political (yet we realized they were excessive, feeling burnt out in September) posts. 

> let the meme continue on and see how it goes.
8 years of lifetime behind sound ancient for the internet age, let alone the meme category when there are memes that barely last a month.