>>938335242 (OP) > most critical, yet infrequent, change
= owner / Admin (changed once in over 21 years)
> most numerous, yet totally irrelevant, change
= Post ID #'s (changing sequentially per board, totalling circa 0.5 x 10^6 times daily on average for over 21 years)
Back in 2005, I used to hate niggers and posted in /b/'s nigger hate threads all the time, now I'm a tranny who sucks nigger cock every day.
I'm not sure if this change was good or bad, but it's certainly a change.
post count. I can see threads active since yesterday. Used to be so that new threads would last a few hours tops, if they were popular. A post not receiving many bumps would not even last 30m
Instead of bronies and furfags, we get logfags. Things were better back then.
>>938335242 (OP) >>>/d/catalog used to be a lot more active before they made /aco/ and tried to split us up. A lot of us got sent to /aco/ only to have the basic bitches cry when we tried to post anything good (it was too hardcore for them), so they tried to send us back to /d/ only for us to get warned and sent back to /aco/. A lot of folks left after that debacle and never came back.
>>938335242 (OP)
This site and board have always been dogshit. I've been coming here for 10 years.
There used to be more gore, rekt, and true crime threads on /b/. I don't remember there being nearly as much bbc, tranny, shill threads but there was always spam. Still, mods could do a better job at filtering out bbc spam. I guess they're too busy filtering out other shit
I mean, we've had large influxes of flesh-and-blood bots on occasion, but mean the actual bots. Not to mention that it's no longer just a tinfoil hat conspiracy: actual government psyops have paid faggots here shilling for time.
Dead Internet Theory is hitting us hard.
Oh, and webm support was a big change. That was pretty neat.
