What happens when internet punks grow up

[Richard]

They stop posting apparently.

I remember back on October 24th, 2007 when 117 users were online. Those were the days, man.

[Dude Beer]

I think I gotta fat liver now.

[asxyouxwish]

there's a lot of missing posters these days. it's sad.

[Richard]

this board is top serious lame.

[Dude Beer]

I wish dobi still posted regularly. I was searching for this thread again and it still made me srsly LOL:
http://www.modsunderprotest.com/showthread.php?t=9818

[Richard]

Board's been hurting for a while.

[Dude Beer]

I really think the lack of new posters is what's doing us in. When even just one person stops posting or doesn't have as much time to post it makes a difference. I think we should still lobby to become punknews' message board.

[Richard]

I don't want Sid_Vicious_CockGoblin to watch my Youtube videos.

[BrandonSD]

Are new people not able to register?

[asxyouxwish]

registration is effectively closed.

[BrandonSD]

Any particular reason?

[asxyouxwish]

from what i understand, you have to be approved by a moderator as a new poster and, as far as i can tell, nobody with the ability to make those approvals is doing it.

i don't know for sure that is the case, and if it is i don't know what the solution is.

[asxyouxwish]

I think we should still lobby to become punknews' message board.

i'm not opposed to this but the couple times it has been mentioned, someone at punknews vaguely mentions plans for their own forum.