[Settings] [Home] [Contact] [Catalog] [Search] [Thread list] [Report] [Watcher] [PMs] [Admin]
[Return]

Report a post

Preview
or, kaguya's failure to have radical, revolutionary, and important ideas (RRII)

Kaguya is widely praised for his adminship of Heyuri, and he certainly has made alot of improvements. But something important is missing that the previous administrator did not neglect: expansion. Kaguya has not purchased any sites, and has not, despite repeated ignored emails, founded "KagyNET" - a spiritual successor to the other K-Net which we will not mention.

Now I am being serious, as the constant acquisitions and other activities of the previous administration are what brought Heyuri fame and attention, take the Vidlii influx! Even today, Heyuris new users still come from sources originating from the Kolyma era (such as the spacehey loli invasion)

Heyuri is doing good in all aspects, except that the idea of its 2 founders (to grow, capture new audiences, and become ever larger) have been neglected! Kaguya, is the ultimate "quantity over quality". Look at old newsposts! In their words, I personally set "4chan 2004" as my goal in terms of activity on Heyuri.

and its not just a lack of acquisitions and outward growth, but his allegiance to the old style of imageboard thinking, his failure to think outside the box, and his failure to risk unpopularity with radical ideas. Think of all the failed and successful experiments of the Kolyma Era, that was indicitave of radical thinking that is absent in kaguya!

...

Now I know kaguya isn't exactly wealthy, but I know this is now the reason for his failure to have RRII, the problem is deeper than that, and I think his lack of RRII comes from some sort of pathological fear of failure.

I end this message with a request that these complaints be addressed, that kaguya take a more active, expansionist stance, and that new, young, and radical minds be introduced to the sites leadership.

Thank you for your time :smile:
Post number No.68862
Board Site Discussion@Heyuri
Optional. Describe what's wrong with it.