>>1111083I'd honestly be pretty sad if /qa/ is gone for good. I've been there since Moot's Q&A and most of why I was there was for /hap/ and other meta threads.
I know that /qa/ was frozen before in 2017 or 2018 (the year they did the April Fool's where they merged boards) because so many people were spamming /qa/ wanting /mlpol/ back that mods got sick of that shit and did the freeze. The posting freeze lasted a full month, but the catalog was totally intact. It was pretty effective too, there was practically no /mlpol/ spam left over.
The fact they're leaving /hap/ and /nah/ up give me a little hope, at least. Maybe they'll restructure the rules a bit.
