What do you think makes /qa/ good?

/qa/ isn't good. It's like /q/ but somehow it's even dumber.

>>436367
Maybe it was linked to on Reddit?

>le reddit maymay XDXDXD
I know lot's of shit is blamed on it, but they could be actively make this place bad or be trying to change 4chan to suit them better.

I don't really believe that, but it's possibly a reason. Either way, I think it's mostly because of the shitposting that results from conflicting opinions, people without a stick up their ass not taking this place seriously at all because of that so they post here for fun or to troll, and also poor moderation.

>>436371
He's being sarcastic, anon.

>>436367
It's the meta board. You can't have meta discussions on any other board.

The informed opinions.

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>>436367
When /q/ is gone.

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>>436367
>/qa/
>good

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>>436378
it's really confusing considering the board got way quieter after the hype for moot's farewell q&a died down, maybe we had an unprecedented influx of 8gaggers this time?

>>436544
Definitely 8gag, gamergate and reddit

>>436367
It isn't.