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No, I am absolutely one hundred per cent for real.
>Heyuri is Heyuri - it is virtually nothing like "old 4chan"
How is anything being posted on /b/ right now any different from old 4chan?
>Taking many of the measures you suggested would definitely be "forcing" and "pretending" however - plus it would be erasing much of the genuine Heyuri culture that has developed naturally over time
Explain to me then, what do you consider being "heyuri culture"?