Similarly to nationalism, it's better when boards stick
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Similarly to nationalism, it's better when boards stick to their own and have an 'us vs them' mentality otherwise we just get a clusterfuck of cultures.
Can we stop with this effort to globalise all boards? I know it's something king Hahnrei wanted, but he was wrong.
Delete crossboard-friendly boards like /qa/ and /trash/.
>>342345
Rude
>>342345
Çuck off weebshitter
I think having one global place is good. As long as it's kept to only here, though.
We /int/ellectuals will repeatedly breed your virgin/a/l daughters before your very eyes and there is nothing you can do about it, čuckboi :^)
Well that analogy would work but people generally belong to 2-3 boards equally
>>342345
But I have multiple interests
>>342345
I disagree. Board nationalism leads to people refusing to go to other boards to discuss relevant topics.
>>342615
This. Misplaced board patriotism killed /tg/
>>342345
God, you're stupid.
These boards have far less power than you think. Cite one significant real impact on a boards culture.
>>342345
Dumb weeaboo
