>>155517
I don't want to be rude and I am not sure how ignorant I am but I could not figure out a better name.

I specifically looked at nature of fast places like 4chan where everything gets buried in 5 seconds and a single comment does not matter. It gives quite a reflection on the state of nature of such places. Some lament that lots of great things disappear in one hour or they never get to see it, others lament over how some posts are bad, some troll, some have real conversations, some are bots. Nobody can know!

There is a beauty to it and to realize how to exist in such rotten places like 4chan lets appreciate places like heyuri. Such places have natual barriers and limitations, like laws of physics but for BBSs and learning to live by their bare mechanical and personless nature is the mentality I meant, and on 4chan type of places it is very intense. If one masters such an inhospitable, fast and lonely base then you can create a society and culture from nothing very effectively. It is not built on artificial foundation because it does not expect shared moral code or preexisting common history, because it has principally no entrance barrier besides physical ability to gain access - it has very strong roots once it gets planted. At least that is what I meant by it and what I experienced. I am not sure how to describe it.

I pledge loyalty to heyuri. If I am wrong then may my previous and this post be deleted. I do not mean to break harmony. Harmony is worth more than my posts.