>>10836
Have a catalog that isn't ass.

Revert to original CSS

>>10836
We can't

Reverse time to 2007?

>>10848

>>10845
What is it with newfags and catalogs? I genuinely don't understand the benefit

>>10854
useful when your threads do ironman numbers. pointless for 7chan.

>>10854
I use it just to quickly see if there's a thread too similar to what I'm about to post before I post it.

>remove unused boards
>add overboard
>fix frames
>radio7

>>10870
>add overboard
We don't have the traffic to make it worthwhile, maybe later down the line. /roulette/ is a much better substitute.
>fix frames
Frames isn't broke. If it is, could you explain how.
>radio7
We got channel 7, if you want radio 7 you can always offer to DJ.

Yo mods! Any chance of adding /roulette/ to the list of boards on the front page/frames tab. Preferably under the VIP boards.

>>10847
Seconded

>>10876
Yay someone agrees with me

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>>10836
1.) Archive boards. Is the function of a board to spread the userbase apart or to direct traffic? The idea that an imageboard have static content is stupid and I believe many boards have expired. Quintessential 7chan boards like /eh/ should stay but boards like /vg/ have long past served their initial purpose and aren't being used anymore

2.) Funnel traffic into one place. I nominate that /b/ should play a more prominent role, since all topics can participate there and its the most popular by far. Say when you come to the website, it would simply be the front page.

Dont worry fags at least 7chan is not filled with brainless niggers who take part in witch hunting everyday and take gender studies courses for 5 fucking years.

>>10893
This is the perfect plan to completely kill 7chan as a whole. People don't go to /b/ for any level of discussion; they go there to shitpost. It's the equivalent of vigorously pissing into a pot and looking at the shapes the bubbles make. People left imageboards to twitter and reddit and my mother's fax machine because you can actually talk about stuff there without having half your message censored by "lol random!" word filters and being interrupted by retard 12-year-olds who think they're the hottest shit because they can scream words like niggerfaggots and nobody will stop them.

Using "popularity" as a measure of success is about as counterproductive as using GDP as a measure of how happy a country's average citizens are.

>>10894
You aren't much better retard.

>>10836
One would think the most basic measure towards that end would be to not allow someone to push out all the posts on a particular board the same way they had just done on /me/. But noooo, this ended up repeating, on /b/ of all places! Not even 2 or 3 pages were salvaged. Seriously, what the shit?

>>10902
You would think they have daily backups to restore wiped boards, losing only a day or so of new posts. But I guess not.

Have a native dark theme. The default blue theme makes it look bad.

>>10906
That's just suuuuch a grossly silly hangup.

Lack of a dark theme is a flat out non-issue on board after board after board, with the only profound converse being the home page, and even that's essentially just an issue due to the two little boxes side by side near the top, that is the "recent post" and "recent images" sections - so that can be taken to imply that it would be a non-issue if those boxes were also found on another page(s) on the site with a possibly dark theme. (it could also stand to be longer than 6 posts.)

>>10909
It's just textbook "rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic". Everyone knows imageboards (and, well, the entirety of fucking civilization on a slightly longer timescale) are dying and there is nothing to be done about it. Some people like to suggest pointless things so as to try and feel useful rather than just standing around and waiting to die.

>>10911
You mean like if I was to get insistant that there really should be no thumbnailing of tiny images even if they're oversized in one dimension, especially sideways, like with:
>>>/b/803720
???