>Apologies for the silence. I've been working on the layout for the last few days.
No problem, I’m also slow to reply wwww
>Part of the activity problem is definitely just how difficult it is to actually keep yourself in hte habit of checking multiple sites
Yep, it's not easy to get back into the habit.
Not to mention that it's not easy to find them now.
>That's why I wanted to create an aggregate site that let you link multiple accounts together and freely browse several sites simultaneously, at your leisure.
Your idea reminds me of a kind of mega web portal, and I love it wwwwww
But in the long term, it could lock them into the same sites available
>A different vein in the restricted free accounts is free accounts that allow you to create playlists and subscribe, but nothing else.
That's a good idea, and I think that's what you should go with.
>I also planned to just give everyone of world2ch and a couple of other places free accounts anyways.
Great, I'll be there to try it out!
>I wonder why image boards are the only ones that survived outside of Japan.
Textboards have been overshadowed by 4chan and its popularity.
This was mostly helped by the visibility provided by SA and the Habbo raid.
As a result, few people are familiar with them.
>It's closest to a revival site, but it's a revival in concept only.
That's not a problem. It's just inspiration.
>I'll also consider image posts but I think that I might make an art site instead for that.)
I don't know, it's already a lot of work to make one.
Imo, you should try to make a website that combines the two. But it's up to you to decide how you feel about it.
Personally I have a lot of sites I want to make, so I can’t really say anything about it wwwwwww
>You could do it. I'd be interested in checking it out, though unfortunately most social media doesn't appeal to me so I can't say I'd stick around.
It's not a social media. I tried to find the best mix between a board where:
- you can post anonymously
- contribute effectively to the site with submitter accounts (which give more possibilities depending on the user's activity).
- And the directory that allows anyone to use it as an alternative to search engines.
>Now, I'm curious. Why do you think visible follower counts have caused such a degradation of modern social media?
I think it's one of the main reasons why people on the modern web are obsessed with being famous.
And for a social media that aims to encourage socialization, I think it's a terrible idea.
This has completely killed the whole point of this kind of sites, there's nothing social about them now.