>>3659954They organized early and had people who cared enough through the years. Doubt you'll get much care or want for yet another general thread on /c/ unless you want to make it a part time job. Besides would these threads even last or would they become a "bump one a day" kind of general?
If there isn't a major demand for it then why bother? There are periods of time where this thread doesn't exist and people don't jump on the opportunity to create it.
