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Surviving the /qa/ coaltalogue - Day 11
The /qa/ coaltalogue has been a strange and wonderful experience. It has brought together people who are interested in the same thing: NAS coal. It seems many people are fascinated by coal. One man's gem is another man's coal, as Mutt Tzu would say.
I'm guessing my experience speaks to what others might be looking for. I'm one of those people that gather in random threads, rationally discussing, animatedly (maybe) discussing major and minor plans for eradicating the scourge of CO2, but NAS coal will always be a thing. But that doesn't mean we should embrace it. So I believe coal must be suppressed to a manageable level.
I'll try putting more thought into a possible long term solution, given the failure of the 5 boards plan - which I believe had been caused by the weakwilled jannies and the partial reversal. We can't just abandon every board except /soy/ and let coal-centric communities conquer them.
The /qa/ coaltalogue has been a strange and wonderful experience. It has brought together people who are interested in the same thing: NAS coal. It seems many people are fascinated by coal. One man's gem is another man's coal, as Mutt Tzu would say.
I'm guessing my experience speaks to what others might be looking for. I'm one of those people that gather in random threads, rationally discussing, animatedly (maybe) discussing major and minor plans for eradicating the scourge of CO2, but NAS coal will always be a thing. But that doesn't mean we should embrace it. So I believe coal must be suppressed to a manageable level.
I'll try putting more thought into a possible long term solution, given the failure of the 5 boards plan - which I believe had been caused by the weakwilled jannies and the partial reversal. We can't just abandon every board except /soy/ and let coal-centric communities conquer them.
