I really enjoy the community around this site. I'm not adept at explaining things, but I'll try my best to elaborate upon my feelings and articulate them well.

The main reason I like this site is because it celebrates the old web and the culture around mid-2000's imageboards, while also forming its own identity. Heyuri is not another "alt-chan that cashes out on nostalgia without bringing anything new to the table" dime-a-dozen sites that all-too-often pops up, and that, at least to me, is astonishing.

I haven't a clue as to how this site did it, whether it be the rules, the administration, or a combination of the two (or possibly more), but Heyuri manages to maintain a large userbase whilst also maintaining its quality. With these 4chan alternative sites (I'll go back on that description later), the sites are usually inactive; even if they get a large, or at least large for an altchan, the quality control is often poor.

Back to me referring to Heyuri as an altchan, I'd go as far as to say that the site has ascended beyond that level for reasons I've already listed. But perhaps my feelings are wrong; I certainly wouldn't know until someone points that out to me.

Also, I really like Rule #8.