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No.70012
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Do you guys think you’re site will exist in 5-10-20 years from now, or even have as much or more users as it does now?
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No.70013
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And when do you think it will die (never is not an option, things cum and go)
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No.70014
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Never.
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No.70015
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1000 year heyuri caliphate
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No.70016
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I predict it'll stay around until the internet (or at least most of it) is knocked offline by some kind of apocalypse.
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No.70017
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i dont think it will past 5 years probably..
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No.70018
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10 years tops. i'm predicting it's going to have a huge boom in population until it witless back down to a quiet board
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No.70023
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If it doesn't die sooner, Heyuri will be regulated into non-existence with the rest of the non-corporate internet and all the infrastructure it relies on at some point in the (I believe relatively near) future
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No.70024
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Due to its nature Heyuri has the predisposition to live for a long time. A mass exodus comes to mind when thinking about the ways Heyuri could die, for example caused by bad ownership/moderation, drama or complete stagnancy.
All online communities come and go.

>>70018
A huge population boom is certain at this point to me. And nobody knows when.
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No.70027
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>>70024
>A huge population boom is certain at this point to me.
And then I can claim that I was on Heyuri before it was cool
:cool:
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