>>65370
>I think a thing like that would only be seen as worthwhile to try out if /b/ becomes too active to handle...
Like I said, a programming board would be fundamentally different than /b/. It wouldn't be an "alternative", it would be a different concept with a different posting etiquette and different users.
>>65374
>stuff like that would only split the little activity Heyuri has
Again... it wouldn't. /b/ posters with no interest in programming would stay on /b/ while those who are interested in programming would post on /b/ AND the programming board.
>and make it virtually indiscernible from the thousand of other altchans
What makes heyuri fundamentally different from other sites is the intolerance of internet CANCER. Board variety would not make heyuri less heyuri-like!