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Surviving the /qa/ coaltalogue - Day 82 - Over again, a catty wipe
Featured: >>112803 (I love schizophrenia-inducing fastburn kinos, especially by slant-eyed yellow gook bugman shartists from the Far Eastern islands even though Marge UDFNT)

/qa/ survived again on this glorious day. I don't get why some people want /qa/ to be deleted, even though I do (the constant necrobumping and spam, but is that really a reason to delete the board?). I've also been thinking of the proposals to add /zellig/, some serious and some not, but I'm sure that won't work. It's a sign of a dying fad. Remember when many people wanted /fur/, /color/, etc? Me neither.

I recently wrote an entry about the reasons not to add more boards (which is actually the same reasons why /qa/ doesn't need to die), hoping that some mod would actually read it. Unfortunately, it is quite likely that this will didn't happen. Oh well, but I'll keep posting here, so it can't be swept under the rug forever.

Anyway, this board wipe has been "effective" in the sense that it restored the coalzellig dominance status quo (evidently some moderator has a pro-zellig bias), but it will hopefully lead to a more productive and organized board. It will hopefully give the board a chance to thrive - kudos to the non-Pepe frog drawgemmer. I myself was at a low point when it happened and I don't feel like questioning it this time - if /qa/ didn't have its problems, they wouldn't have had to wipe it. Yesterday there also was the issue of the DDoS, spamming, and doubleposting.