>How long have you been on this website? Are a newfag or oldfag?

I have been on this, from october-november 2013. I guess, I'm and I will always be a newfag.

>How did you find this place? What changed your mind to stay here?

/vg/ was my first board, I stayed for the bioshock general thread, and mass effect. After that, I started to lurk more

Also, how does it make you feel, knowing that some anons that you used to shitpost togheter, are no longer with us, anymore?

>>212395919 (OP)
sorry, for the self bump. I forgot the (you) between "Are" and "a".

lurked /b/ in late 2000s. got bored, found /int/ in 2009 before there were even flags. in those days /int/ was an even bigger cancer because /pol/ didn't exist yet.

>>212395919 (OP)
I was here during hole guy

>>212395919 (OP)
Since 2005 with some breaks
It was much different back then

>>212395919 (OP)
>Also, how does it make you feel, knowing that some anons that you used to shitpost togheter, are no longer with us, anymore?
Happy/Jealous that they’re free

>>212395919 (OP)
2009 or 2010. some breaks in there but have been far more consistant in recent years

I came from Reddit in 2019 because I was tired of redditors. I don't like it here either but at least I can post whatever the fuck I want and jannies are powerless to stop me.

>>212396464
2009 for me too. Came here via Somethingawful (I paid $10 and then got banned by Lowtax within a week). I was told to "go back to 4chan" though I never even heard of 4chan back then. I landed on /tg/ and it remains my home board to this day. By 4chan standards, I'm old. I was doing my PhD in 2009.

>>212395919 (OP)
I knew about the site as a teenager and lurked /b/ every now and then back in the mid-late 2000's. Started hanging out on /int/ regularly in 2012-ish, I don't remember how I found this particular board but I stayed for the risk threads that were common at the time. I'm also socially retarded and terminally online, so it's always been a nice way for people like me to socialize.
>Also, how does it make you feel, knowing that some anons that you used to shitpost togheter, are no longer with us, anymore?
Sad honestly. Several prominent posters in the Norwegian general has died over the years, I'm saddened by that as I would be at the death of any other acquaintance.

>>212396774
I heard about it in school from some guys. went to /b/ initially but gravitated towards /k/ at some point
>By 4chan standards, I'm old. I was doing my PhD in 2009
damn, I was in high school at that time

>>212396889
>Sad honestly. Several prominent posters in the Norwegian general has died over the years, I'm saddened by that as I would be at the death of any other acquaintance.

Sorry to hear that, anon. Even if we are all strangers on this 'forum', deep down, I kinda carry about some of you.

Even if we all agree/disagree most of the time. I kinda wish all, the best.

>>212397017
Care*. Fucking insomnia, I'm so tired, my english skills are so fucked right now.

Newfag, sometime in 2012. Daily use. I turned 24 three days ago.

>>212397017
Yeah, same. Lots of people are just here to pick fights and argue, but often you'll just have a normal conversation with someone and you kinda feel connected I guess. Just normal people from around the world struggling with the same shit.

>>212397210
So, you were born in 2001. You visited 4chan, when you had 11 years old.

At your age, I barely knew how to use a 'real' forum. Anyway, happy birthday!

>>212397263
True. I agree with everything you said.
It's kinda nice to see that some people from around the world share the same toughts as you.

Since, you can't get in trouble for being passive-agressive with your answers.

For better or worse I've been coming to various boards on 4chan since I was 13 years old and now I'm almost 28. This site has been an integral part of my life.