>>32738234Well seeing as /vg/ and /vr/ were also made, /v/ doesn't exactly seem like it was doing its job properly anyway. Besides /vp/ is much older, so it's more that /mlp/ is the /vp/ of /co/, although now there's /aco/, and /mlp/ was shitting up /b/ (as if /b/ is anything but shit but I digress). It's all so complicated now.
