I like this take. There was something unique how each bulletin board was customized to the administrator's taste. And it was up to them to provide plenty onboa

I like this take. There was something unique how each bulletin board was customized to the administrator's taste. And it was up to them to provide plenty onboarding to new users, so they're not overwhelmed by the hundreds of subcategories, and thousands of threads in each. We used to be part of no more than a handful of forum communities. Maybe that changed.