>>4186 >he´s the silent Phoenix. Just when you thought you had forgotten about him, he shitposts randomly whenever he sees the chance to do it. Again, his appearance in last Christmas was a gift by itself so I wouldn´t bury him easily. Nope, I'm not. I just wanted to include him in my rhyme.
>so their main objective is to become /mlp/ as it was back in 2012, allowing to post anonfilly,Milky, tulpas and roleplay threads banned in the mother´s imageboard. There is one big problem and it´s that the writing prompt has been lifted so they have allowed partially that fun again. Indeed. I've noticed though haven't checked statics that /mlp/ seems a bit more active again. At least with what I can tell. With /trash/ and 8chan taking up the fetish end /mlp/ having even bit of spontaneousness and more happier shitposting back I'm in doubt there is a market, at least among a core chan crowd.
>even though that line is correct, I would like to see their reactions about /endpone/. It has gone through defeatist/pessimistic perspectives, political discussions with a lot of depth and circlejerking all the time. I wonder how they would accept all these posts except for the greens, the edits and the character dedicated threads. I'd say probably not, or lest be discouraging of it. As for there thoughts on /endpone/ as it is right here? Right now there is there is would be no strong opinion either way, with people who have no loyalty to it being based on other factors of whether they'd think we were pretty cool or at least a novelty that we exist or hatred for being not /pol/ with a hint of the personal. If it developed a userbase and culture I could see a merge mentality like 8/pone/ has arising even if it was somewhat more positive.
> the biggest question is why they didn´t do this before. Sure 8chan was created for those intentions and be free but their pessimistic views about /mlp/ have kept them bitter and filled their spirit with an envious gesture in their posts. Their obsession about becoming better than /mlp/ didn´t help in the long run. And also, those who hated /mlp/ for baning certain content could have found it even on derpi or one of the smaller more edgy and NSFW websites. With the fetish covered /mlp/ may still be there preferred place for an imageboard environment.
>even though its intention is to focus on /mlp/ problems, this resonates way more with Ponychan ironically enough. Yeah. /mlp/'s authoritarianism is from the mods, not factions of the users.
>Their biggest challenge will be about getting some sort of popularity. I had thought last year that if /endpone/ reached the top boards, more people would notice it (I was a fool).
