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this post was submitted on 24 Aug 2023
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[Outdated, please look at pinned post] Casual Conversation
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I'm confused by your comment... threads left to users tend to die, but successful ones are successful because they're left to users?
That's how I'm reading it...
Are you just saying it's random?
I'd highly prefer a community that's successful and active because it just happened to sprout up on its own than have an active community that was nurtured and encouraged by modsto become that way. Which is to say I think I agree with you :)
I said communities, not threads :)
Communities that no ones take care of (active posting, promotion, etc.) tend to die.
Threads created by users are a sign of growth.
I hope it's more clear :)