SCIENCE: KOGASA RAID HAS INPACT ON POST DIVERSITY

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Kogasa raids have a negative impact on post diversity, showed recent research by the DelHey Institute. "When time elapses during a kogasa raid, we see a strong decrease in post diversity" - leading scientist of the project L. Del Hey says. She quickly adds that we shouldn't worry about it too much. "The decreased diversity is always a temporary situation, as posts disappear from the board after reaching page 11, a process known as Archiving. But it is still a remarkable discovery, mostly because the amount of kogasa seems to increase during a raid, these may look like two contradictory results, but apparently they go hand in hand!" The increase in kogasa was long known but is still feared by anti anime activists like the voice, Del Hey had one last message for them. "Kogasa might be an anime, but she is also a rain shield that came to life as a result of bad umbrella management in the past, we're paying the price for that now and should learn from it. And on a rainy day who knows how useful this raid might be!".