Have more boards been shutting down than before? This is likely to be a "pivotal" year in mankind's history.
Ponychan recently shut down, but that's probably because their employer (((Hasbro))) is in financial trouble and wasn't paying them anymore.

>>21987
Regarding the nature of online anonymity this year, I foresee a lot of migration away from clearnet servers due to the crunch that may likely be put on a majority of internet users once the (((fearful ones))) and their limitless resources compile into agencies targeting what is to be considered "disdainful conversation" once the big push is made. Currently, the biggest hint lies in Texas' attempt to save face from a collapsing nation by performing puppetry and kabuki theatre amongst the so-called "invasion" at the southern border. Which may be the straw to enforce laws unseen of in our lifetimes.

Some boards or chans for that matter may also be facing backlash against merging ongoing communities amongst those familiar to them. For those who saw this once before with 8chan (and its perilous collective of "operaters/mods"), we are now nearing the battle for anonymity yet again with it being an election year. Also to keep in mind is the current AI release and how its censorship may force comms to become malleable.

>>21984
I am sorry to hear that. I hope the community finds new homes in other boards.

>>21995
Some will just migrate here and first start posting on /b/ likely to test the waters, others may check out other dead chans still operating like 8kun or the random soyjak ones. But I agree with the other anon >>21994 too in some respects: crackdown on internet freedom is imminent so backup everything you desire or need from it. Learn what you need to know now. If there is any kind of media you desire to hold onto in the future better have multiple offline/cold storage backups of all those files, take nothing for granted anymore: use it or lose it. When they try pulling off their social credit score system they'll lock up the internet and only allow obedient goyim to access it (highly regulated, insecure and completely surveillanced). I'll be offline at that point, fuck it, canceling service like I did cable TV many years ago.

>>21994
yea absolutely

Look at them banning me past their shutting down date.

anon­.cafe will now wordfilter here to giant.faggots

>>22011
LMAO what did you do?

>>22346
I invited them here. That's all. Oh, and started the thread with an image of Hitler. By the way like I said, that place now wordfilters to exactly what it did in your post.

I was banned from giant.faggots a couple years ago for simply posting real news about the Russia-Ukraine war.

I won't miss it.

>>22349
>>22349
Probably wasn't intentional or personal. They've were getting hit by a lot of spam and botnet promoters before they closed the site, so they were pretty hesitant on any invitation.

>>22350
>I was banned from giant.faggots a couple years ago for simply posting real news about the Russia-Ukraine war.

Was that on the /k/ board? Because yeah that board got infiltrated by someone who became a mod and set to pretty much run the /k/ board there. I invited some of them here to End's /k/ and /2k/ board on the meta and shelter boards because lol the infiltrator mod crashed the /k/ board with no survivors and deleted all of /k/. That was fucking crazy.