/pol/ - Politically Correct

this kind of community is kind of shallow like an instagrma group chat that slowly dies and becomes inactive.

With plans I have on the site, what is important for me is that more people see it instead of what kinds, I am planning on renewing icons, adding custom css for certain boards and other interesting functions like customizable threads for generals, radio, bible and many more.

I am not priotizing the graphical interface and I am sure the index looks awful but I am yet to find way to fix it.

I understand the fact that a lot of these boards are way too abstract and that is what makes our boards stand out from 4chan's. After all nobody would use a site that has the same boards as 4chan already does. But in long term, the shitposting culture will quickly die off anyway without fresh new users finding churro and wwhy would normie adults decide to post on churro? >>>/bb/, >>>/gya/, >>>/pet/ >>>/bay/ other functional catalogs.

What I would have preferred is for churro to kind of been seen by a lot at the same time so that it builds interest.

I caanot see any meaningful way of promoting it outside of relying on things like Youtube Ads which are quite expensive.. In a nutshell, even with special community churro would eventually die off without fresh blood from the net. So, long term it has to have more things to offer, that is my beliefs. I still might be a bit slow paced with construction.

>>54676
Claiming that the shitposting culture of the site is destined to die is a projected bias, nobody knows if it will live or die, but when we had our own sites, it was extremely strong and connected. I think there's a lot of psychological factors that played into this.

My main point is that there's not really a current userbase interested in what you're explaining, and I don't believe that logically one could come. The churro only really grew because of it's initial attention and it's rapid culture growth, but this was due to how the site was structured and the predicament the soysphere was in

There's still a niche for a churro/chudwin/spinny site, I still interact with people who carry the culture, it's definitely not dead yet. The telegram posts for the chinny have upwards of 200 views each and these posts are fairly recent. It's unfair to claim that it will die or has

What culture do you exactly want to grow if it's not shitposters? What makes your idea for a future culture resistant to death?

Basically my points:
It's unfair to call churro culture flawed or dead or it will die, it has been proven to survive even without sites to it's name
There's no foreseeable or current userbase interested in what you're explaining (or I think so)
To grow you have to appeal to what you've already confirmed can grow a community, not what you think will confirm a community. From there you can have fresh eyes and recount on what you're already planning if by then you still want to do it

ALSO
Hell nawh I do not like normies, youtube ads for an imageboard like this is impossible

(I don't wanna shit on your ideas, I think you basically want like a huge imageboard, I don't think this is realistic as of now, but it could eventually be possible, but you need to be humble initially and only work by what you know works and know that your mind will eventually change as it has when you started the churro.)

Also sorry if it's a bit long I'm really passionate for this stuff

>>54677
it's okay.