>>1561
I liked the concept of 8chan, but in execution it didn't work out very well. There was a serious lack of community towards the end with 90 percent of the users not even using the site like it was supposed to be used. There was a mutual hatred of other boards when there didn't need to be. A great example of that was the extreme autism associated with /tv/, where people fucking hated that board for some reason. I got curious and went there and all I could find was a board where people talked about movies and tv. To this day I still can't figure out why people were so pissed off at that board. In a perfect world, a board that was run by nigger mods would be abandoned in favor of a denigged board, but instead on 8chan the nigger mods would just sic their army of tards on smaller boards to torch them. /vvv/ got sacked so hard it never recovered, /vg/ got razed multiple times and only barely managed to recover. I still remember the autistic anime board wars, their stains are on this very site since /am/ got so sick of the bullshit they just up and moved entirely. The /pol/ wars are a big one too, where kampfys attempts to destroy competition ended up torching boards that weren't even associated like /polpol/. People were too busy jerking off the mods to realize they were on a site where they could be mods themselves. It's frustrating.

If I could turn the clock back to the 2014 days of 8chan i'd do so gladly, it was an amazing time. But I don't have a time machine so I have to remember the ugliest days of 8chan, it makes me sad but it also reminds me that we had something great before that. I have no idea if 8chan will ever come back, but if it does I don't think I want anything to do with it. We should try to reform here, wake up the site admins from their slumber and try and make this place into a home instead of a bunker. Endchan is great if people would give it a chance.