>A board for /ck/ foodies, /k/ommandos, /vr/ retro gamers, /an/ animal lovers, /mu/ songbirds, /u/ dykes, /mlp/ bronies, /fast/ Chris Chan with Grace-chan the party princess! We like to party We like, we like to party We like to party Hey now, hey now, here's what I say now, Happiness is just around the corner -- The vengabus is coming, and everybody's jumping, /ck/ to /u/-/mlp/-/fast/, an inter-board disco! The wheels of infamy are turning, and traffic lights are burning So if you like to party, get on and move your body!

What is the idea of this board?' The idea is to combine the smaller boards on 8moe into a larger community, whereby by crossposting on the same board /8flags/ everyone from each community will benefit from numbers & activity. The chaotic hybridization of these different boards will hopefully lead to interesting interactions.

We are moderately successful & picking up steam. Give us a try >>>/8flags/

So rather than a grab for monopoly, /8flags/ is an attempt to bolster a variety of topics into the spotlight.

The case for /8flags/ Someone said /8flags/ is a monopoly, but the idea is not monopoly: the idea of /8flags/ is hybridization. Some of the board topics included are missing or seem kinda dead. But this criticism is understandable with /u/ and /ck/: Right now /8/ might join /8flags/ for a partnership, & for /ck/ it's wanted for the carnival theme of /8flags/. Smug /u/ sorta predominates the altchan /u/ scene, methinks. /8flags/ is a bid to give these boards a platform. The board is still new and while anons say /8flags/ is dead it's only just begun and was started by one anon alone.

Monopoly? more like /monarchy/, heh.