>>56
The domination of facebook, reddit, 4chan, twitter, discord, wikipedia, wikia and youtube and whatever else has drained users away from other places and altered the way people use the internet. The younger generation has grown up knowing little if anything about homepages and forums, and most old timers have also moved on. It's not the case that web 1.0 just kept going as usual and merely got overshadowed by the larger web 2.0.

Maybe my earlier post was too harsh. If you are content with what you're doing then that's fine. But generally speaking it's not viable to stick to web 1.0.

The forums I used to visit weren't anywhere near so slow as to only get one or two messages a day.

>>59
He also made this video a few year ago:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6eygrIDm1k