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[Ja'k Dawsiin]

Originally Posted by Na'vi a Kepekmì

I think we should express our feelings on the new website.

i understand what you want to do, but i have no intentions of ever returning there, at least in it's current condition of corporate clone twitter-puppetness. AF_Destroyer would have to restore the history of AF, the threads, sections, member histories, so much content like pictures, edits, fan fiction, art, tons of other stuff that was in those pages. sadly, i don't see that happening. *sighs*

i think he just enjoys repeatedly firing waves of missiles in on the sad pile of memories that is all that remains of AF.

[Na'vi a Kepekmì]

Originally Posted by Ja'k Dawsiin

i understand what you want to do, but i have no intentions of ever returning there, at least in it's current condition of corporate clone twitter-puppetness. AF_Destroyer would have to restore the history of AF, the threads, sections, member histories, so much content like pictures, edits, fan fiction, art, tons of other stuff that was in those pages. sadly, i don't see that happening. *sighs*

i think he just enjoys repeatedly firing waves of missiles in on the sad pile of memories that is all that remains of AF.

It may not bring the old AF back, but it could influence the decision. If everyone boycotts the website without telling a single protest to whom it concerns, the website will just close because there's nobody. With the number of fans in the community, you want to keep every single person.

[discounthobo159]

Originally Posted by Na'vi a Kepekmì

It may not bring the old AF back, but it could influence the decision. If everyone boycotts the website without telling a single protest to whom it concerns, the website could just close because there's nobody. With the number of fans in the community, you want to keep every single person.

i think he needs to do more discussion with the members, sounds like hes treating the website as some kind of chore - cutting costs etc. he doesnt really seem interested in the sentimental value of the forum