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>One year and a half later, here we are.
That what the situation boiles down to doesn't it? I mean, we already have broken past our expectations and like FiM itself are in a unreality. Shouldn't be here yet /endpone/ still persists. Worrying about it now is kind of late.

>at least you acknowledge their mistakes and it´s a sign of being prepared for it. Howe,ver moderating is not an easy task and it can become quite nightmarish in the blink of an eye, stepping down because it gives too much trouble, the bad outweighing the good.
That is the other end of the coin. Sometimes hard decisions need to be made and you are always going to piss off somebody see Ponychan and up in that role you can be unsure of what's real criticism and what's an attack. I suppose I shouldn't give it too much thought yet I just found myself thinking. I shutter to think of being the webmaster roll in charge of a site and I guess my thoughts went there from possible situations in the future and my wandering mind as of late.

>if /endpone/ doesn´t thrive nor gets truly popular with a huge influx of newcomers, everything will stay mostly the same, not to mention that you could ask for other MLP fans to do it instead if that hypothetical case actually happened.
That's true though it have to be some other anon I trusted

>That´s most likely the biggest challenge that one can take from it. Or at least, that´s what I believe. Anyway,I will understand those mistakes because I have gone through there as well for a while.
And I still understood your taking the route with that there. He was still just a troll. I understand the ethical concerns too of course.