>>20462>>20507This is exactly what I like, even when it might get still slower than it is now. Not too fast off-topic banter board that's not a cancer-catchall like /b/ nor only about memes like [s4s].
There's really only two ways to achieve that: Either living in seclusion (like /trash/, which surprisingly developed something like a community despite being the designated thread landfill), or having some other small barrier to entry, like a pass (which proves you support the hoster) or other kind of token (which proves you support the community).
