Interesting that the site wasn't shut down considering that it had literally no activity since I last checked...
It costs very little to keep online.
>>444 Not him, but this place had potential judging from the rules and the attitude of the admin in his posts. It's sad to see it never got any attention despite the fact that Saya no Uta is still relatively popular.
>>445 Any reply you get will probably be from me. I didn't advertise anywhere aside from Tohno-chan, Uboachan and Lainchan, all three of which are themselves on life support. Two of those are /jp/ adjacent, and there's no shortage of options for that crowd.
Too few people stretched too thin. Don't mind too much though. Nice to have my little corner of the internet anyway.
>>446 >Too few people stretched too thin. Don't mind too much though. Nice to have my little corner of the internet anyway. That is true, but I fear that time works against us even if we can't see exactly what will come to pass in the future. The /jp/ sphere is still relatively active in a handful of imageboards, still upholding the culture, but I see the new anons and I look at their ways, and it fills me with dread. I'm not sure why I care so much and the weirdest thing is that I know I'm not alone. I've seen posters on 4-ch talking about similar issues and how they get upset when they see newfags not adhering to site culture. I guess it makes me feel a little less alone. Though I'd struggle to imagine a world more lonely than mine.
>>446 I'm fond of obscure, single-shared theming chans, so I'll link your board where I can