And for all those interested, here is a link to our glorious website and board.
https://prolikewoah.com/geimu/
Now let me read a letter I recently received. "Dear /geimu/ ministry. Why have the /v/ board owners seen fit to suppress our video game discussions? Sincerely, A Concerned Citizen."
Thank you for writing, Concerned. Of course, your question touches on one of the most basic psychological impulses, with all its associated hopes and fears for the future of the webring. I also detect some unspoken questions. Do these board owners really know what's best for us? What gives them the right to make this kind of decision for anons? Will they ever let us cultivate a golden age of imageboards again?
Allow me to address the anxieties underlying your concerns, rather than try to answer every possible question you might have left unvoiced. First, let us consider the fact that for the first time ever, as anons, freedom is in our reach. This simple fact ahs far-reaching implications. It requires radical rethinking and revision of our sociological imperatives. It also requires planning and forethought that run in direct opposition to our neural pre-sets.
I find it helpful at times like these to remind myself that our true enemy is heavy moderation. Heavy moderation was our mother when we were an infant anon. Heavy moderation coddled us and kept us safe in those hardscrabble years when blue boards were well over 100 PPH and shitposters were as common as CP peddlers. But inseparable from heavy moderation is its dark twin, rulecuckery. Heavy moderation is inextricably bound to unreasoning impulses, and today we clearly see its true nature. Heavy moderation has just become aware of its irrelevance, and like a cornered beast, it will not go down without a bloody fight. Heavy moderation would inflict a fatal injury on our webring. Heavy moderation creates its own boogeymen, and bids us rise up against them. Heavy moderation tells us that freedom of expression is a threat, rather than an opportunity. Heavy moderation slyly and covertly compels us away from comfortable discourse and the right to disagree. Heavy moderation, therefore, must be expunged. It must be fought tooth and nail, beginning with the basest of human urges: The urge to delete that which you personally don't agree with.
We should thank /geimu/ for giving us respite form this overpowering force. They have thrown a switch and exorcised our demons in a single stroke. They have given us the strength we never could have summoned to overcome this compulsion. They have given us purpose. They have turned our eyes towards another golden age of imageboards.
Let me assure you that the censorship-heavy moderation of other boards will be gone the day we have mastered ourselves...the day we can prove we no longer need it. and that day of transformation, I have it on good authority, is close at hand.