>>22577229>he /co/ board was consistently full of the same old arguments about shows that went off the air twenty years ago. The /tg/ board has been sterile since 2009 when the moderators nuked the placethe 2000s grognard has spoken. It's time to listen.
>4chan is merely just a byproduct of the reality we live in. Nobody on /co/ is really talking about anything new or interesting because fun and enjoyable things don’t get promoted across our information networks anymore. That honestly hurt to read.
>>22577371>and half of the catalog is thinly-veiled porn dump threadsSame as it ever was.
