>It's a shame we're losing the biggest internet forum I'm looking forward to that. back in the day it was "normal" to have topic related forums/communities. wa

>It's a shame we're losing the biggest internet forum I'm looking forward to that. back in the day it was "normal" to have topic related forums/communities. walled-garden-groups on social media and centralized solutions like reddit killed those, because they were easier to set up and manage. but the community was no longer really owned by someone from that community.