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The last few days have been full of activity, full of work. You can see I’m very busy and, as we all know, there are only so many hours in the day. There are times when I know I don’t have time for this, that I can’t dedicate time to this thread. And then there are times when I’m thinking about this and I find it’s interesting.
We’ve seen the forums’ activity slowly increasing. Even in the last weeks we’ve been quite lucky to have that many people active (see some old threads) and also seeing some threads of today, things will be a bit less difficult.
I've noticed there are two kinds of posters: one consists of lot of oldCUCKS and oldCUCK larpers. Older and more experienced, they want things to remain as they are and to keep everything as it is (and not necessarily making /qa/ great again, like I do). The other side is more active, younger, but more adventurous. And when I say younger, I’m talking about it in terms of internet years. They’re less experienced, but more active, more willing to try new things. So soyjaks are just "one more cool thing" to them.
I think we should be clearer about what we want from mods. I think they shouldn't be like: "hey, here's the policy!" And then other mods think "oh yes! cool, I'll edit that in the wiki!".