Do you think it's culture is dying out or still going strong?

There are so many different BBS cultures, different ones for almost every site, so I think as long as there are new sites popping up there will be new cultures.

browsing altchans before and after 4cuck dying was interesting, between site to site the cultures varied a lot, some were chill but a lot are just full of nonsensical shitposts because theyre not active enough for real discussion

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no

>>2
The problem is that it's hard to make a text/imageboard known. The only alternative is imageboards.net, and not many people use it.

most internet users are wary of imageboards or anything that's similar to The Hacker known as 4cunt so i imagine they're going to be a niche for a long time. altchans are cosy though and i hope people continue making them

Altchans? That would imply you're talking about 4cunt as a "mainchan", and they certainly don't deserve that title.

>>7
you're right i retract that statement and i profusely apologise

>>7
Whether you like it or not, that title belongs to it by any reasonable metric.

I don't believe so, maybe futaba.

Imageboards and textboards used to be more diverse. These days they all feel like 4chan clones with exactly same boards and /pol/ adjacent users. Like everyone has an /a/ board or a /jp/ board or /pol/. I wanna see a board for kaiju movies or chanbara board or something different.

>>11
everyone ends up with the same boards because niche topics will be lucky to get 1 post per month on an already niche site
so everyone leans into the same few common topics so they can maybe achieve 1 post per day lol

It's never dying completely but it peaked some time ago.
Moot leaving 4chan was the sign I needed to free myself of that website, barring occasional nostalgia visits

>>1 the kids are obessed with 4 and 2chan now in the art dimension

It's still going strong, except people almost unanimously hate the modern form of it

>>14
2chan is very underground for kids, the normies only know about 4chan