>the web 1.0 era of countless forums covering all kinds of

>>1581092
You have to move on.

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>>1581092
There is reason to stay. The dawn of VR internet awaits us

Gotta appeal to as many people as possible with a mini internet so you can get them advertising bucks.

>>1581092
i liked anonymous more than forums. i didn't like the circle jerk culture or how people try to keep up an identity. i wanted to see what people thought and felt when they didn't have to pretend

>never coming back
isn't that what reddit is right now anyway? countless random forums for every niche

>>1581101
I usually don't have to try, this has come to over time to just by myself.

>>1581101
>i wanted to see what people thought and felt when they didn't have to pretend
Too bad that doesn't really happen anymore. People would rather parrot the popular opinions of their usual haunts to fit in these days. Now most of the people who speak their own mind are so disconnected from reality they're not really worth listening to.

>>1581109
everything people do originates from within them. all you need is for there to be some inconsistency or for them to not be as rigid to understand

>>1581117
They're just lazy and want to fit in.

>>1581101
Do NOT compare Reddit to classical forum culture, you trash.

>>1581101
>isn't that what reddit is right now anyway? countless random forums for every niche
Reddit is an awful example because it's all under one umbrella and there's one universal account for everything. There are global authorities that preside over the whole thing so it's nowhere like the frontier age of the internet. People need their own websites.

>>1581092
there's a bunch hosted on network54, pretty cool to see them still hanging on somewhere