No.984
>I came back and found I didn't really enjoy uboachan much anymore. People had changed, the tone had changed, and I had changed.
I wasn't trolling back then when I said uboachan was changing; but everybody dismissed my message. I'm glad I'm not the only one who actually thinks like this, or at least not the only one posting about it.
It's really a shame, it happened so fast most of us suddenly started to feel the site was some kind of alien place; different. I often find myself wondering where most of the userbase is right now, those from the old times when this was our home and we were a big family.
I really miss you, anons. Were those words simply chat for you, guys? Did you really mean you loved this site, or it was just escaping from your reality, and now you've found something new to run to?
Ah, well, it cannot be helped. I guess people started to feel this place was an impediment to advance in their lives, or maybe they forgot about everything on this site, or they simply got bored of us. Either way, those lying words feel so empty now.
Anyway, I'm glad you're doing well, booger, and while it's kind of sad to know you don't come here everyday anymore like in the old days, it's good to hear that the creep incident didn't recluse you in some kind of way, though it sure was nasty. I'm really sorry for that. I hope you keep shining with happiness around wherever you are now, and the best of luck for all your projects.
Just don't forget the good times you've had here, and the people you've met. I'm sure that this way, the time everybody has spent here will actually have some kind of value, even if minimal, even if useless. I think that this is how uboachan will be kept alive even long after the users here had grew up into old people, or changed their lifestyles, or whatever happens to them. Even if nobody visited this place anymore, I know that while we acknowledge the joy of this site in our hearts, it will be alive.
Damn man, I've been having negative thoughts ever since this year started.
No.1720
>>984well this might make you happy, because i'm a newfag here
No.1727
>>351Can I chose them all.
No.1728
>>984I miss the old Uboachan too. I miss it a lot. The feeling is especially bitter since it's finally really hit home that a lot of the changes were due to my own mismanagement, things that I could have prevented if I'd paid more attention or known what to do, or had less garbage opinions, or not been so indecisive and so easily swayed. It's been really sad losing all those people and watching Uboachan become less welcoming. Shuttering the /cos/ board was especially difficult, and I wish I could bring it back but I'm not sure this is the place for it anymore.
My favorite SCP is SCP-342, A Ticket to Ride.