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Surviving the /qa/ coaltalogue - Day 12 - How to make the most out of /qa/?
Let's touch on how you really interact with the board, and how it's intended to function. 4cuck's /qa/ (as well as its predecessor /q/) was meant to be the place where users of different boards go to ask, discuss and share questions about other boards. But it seemed as if the moderators were never willing to make good use of that board, and so it got neglected (which originated gemmy memes) and eventually deleted. But enough about that. The sharty's /qa/ was intented as a shitposting zone as the neglected 4cuck /qa/ was.
What is /qa/ good for? I say it's good for people who want to interact with other boards but are confused by all the jargon (IE newGODs.) On the other hand it's an excellent place to make newGODs confused.
I've come to think that in order to make /qa/ a "coherent" board, so to speak, there needs to be at least one moderator who moderates exclusively /qa/ and steers the board in that direction, since simply saying "durr just use /qa/ more" didn't work.
Even if you read through the few archived old threads, you still won't find out what exactly the current community likes and doesn't like. It's a wasteland.
Let's touch on how you really interact with the board, and how it's intended to function. 4cuck's /qa/ (as well as its predecessor /q/) was meant to be the place where users of different boards go to ask, discuss and share questions about other boards. But it seemed as if the moderators were never willing to make good use of that board, and so it got neglected (which originated gemmy memes) and eventually deleted. But enough about that. The sharty's /qa/ was intented as a shitposting zone as the neglected 4cuck /qa/ was.
What is /qa/ good for? I say it's good for people who want to interact with other boards but are confused by all the jargon (IE newGODs.) On the other hand it's an excellent place to make newGODs confused.
I've come to think that in order to make /qa/ a "coherent" board, so to speak, there needs to be at least one moderator who moderates exclusively /qa/ and steers the board in that direction, since simply saying "durr just use /qa/ more" didn't work.
Even if you read through the few archived old threads, you still won't find out what exactly the current community likes and doesn't like. It's a wasteland.
