#21 ·
It isn’t merely about the endless debates and flame wars that I personally find quite entertaining (🤣); it’s the simple fact that whenever I go hunting for any scrap of information, Reddit is always the first thing to pop up in my search results.
There is an incredible density of specialized knowledge concentrated here. Honestly, I don't think there's any corner of the internet that can rival this place for sheer depth of insight. If I can't find an answer anywhere else, I find it here—like that time I figured out how to strip the trim off a Chevy Spark in under half an hour thanks to a single thread.
So, despite all the chaos, I believe this community holds immense value. It would be a genuine tragedy if a place like this were to simply vanish one day because the servers are running on such prehistoric hardware.
At this point, just send over your routing number; if we manage to scrape together enough $67, we'll know the end is near and we can finally call it quits.
Or, for what it's worth, you could look into offering a way for users to become shareholders. If the capital isn't there, perhaps rights could be exercised through a system of direct democracy, allowing us to elect the administration ourselves.
There is an incredible density of specialized knowledge concentrated here. Honestly, I don't think there's any corner of the internet that can rival this place for sheer depth of insight. If I can't find an answer anywhere else, I find it here—like that time I figured out how to strip the trim off a Chevy Spark in under half an hour thanks to a single thread.
So, despite all the chaos, I believe this community holds immense value. It would be a genuine tragedy if a place like this were to simply vanish one day because the servers are running on such prehistoric hardware.
At this point, just send over your routing number; if we manage to scrape together enough $67, we'll know the end is near and we can finally call it quits.
Or, for what it's worth, you could look into offering a way for users to become shareholders. If the capital isn't there, perhaps rights could be exercised through a system of direct democracy, allowing us to elect the administration ourselves.