>>10
I'm conflicted about this. The sudden influx of our new friends, which seemed like a raid at first made the board lively too (gj moot with closing dis).

Maybe we should be more tolerant towards millenials and restrain from practicing the usual get off my lawn.

Perhaps few of them would do the same in return - suppress their natural urge for lawn stomping (ie youtube comment style memeing, trivial baits like /pol/ing and jewniggering, gamergating or whatever it is today) and keep it to DQN.

If they have the attention span to actually read text, I'm sure they can manage to lurk for a while too (there are still some 10+ years old threads left, many of which contain "chan culture" landmarks worth exploring/desecrating).

>>13
Used to do the same, now it's like every week or so just to watch with curiosity and glee as the place burns. This is either final days or revival.