>>1638
>Thankfully, it seems that it has not affected third party boards and this didn´t have any fire to spread. We´d better move on.
Agreed.

>I haven´t been in those boards nor I have the interest to check them because they are so fucking fast that I forget about the thread in a matter of seconds. The speed they have is too insane for me and it really consumes you unless you are used to lurking there all the time.
I visit those boards occasionally, but never often. Only just to see what is going on/to take a check at the state of things and trends there from an almost archivist perspective believe or not. visiting there too often can be pretty painful as you know, because its all the same shitposting over and over at hyperfast speeds.

> I think /pol/ is taking the lead now instead of /b/ in the 2000s.
Agreed. /b/ used to be raids, hacktivist, and the occasional gem or creepy/interesting thread amist a sea of shitposting and porn. Now it's just shitposting and porn. Though I on this visit I did see some mummers of discontent in a couple of threads, with one anon syaing he wanted the old /b/ back and looking like he was doing a pretty good job at organizing a raid. Which surprised me a little because for the past 2 years I've never seen anything like that there.

>>1639
>But here we are, with a smile in the face and ready to face everything that can occur to us. Giddy Up!
I wish y'all the best too! Good luck with the questionable governance and the EU stupidity on top c'mon, Eu. Authoritarianism was the one thing that you truly had above those euroskeptics, now you adopting those tendencies two!