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I'm sure everyone (I think?) feels the same way about this. It just might come to an end.

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We need to ban some scrubs and get the dramabase flowing again
Jeremiah what on earth qould that do to fix this, if anything it exacerbates the problem.
Pretty sure that was a joke.
Older name change announcement threads got more answers than the recent ones. Does that mean that DB was a lot more active a few years ago?

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Part of the inactivity is just people growing up. Pretty much all of the mods started here in High School and are now in further education or the workforce. We can't be active anymore, so we need fresh faces to become active.

We'll get a burst of activity at the next game release, so there's always that. I've seen larger periods of inactivity before.

I've been here since 2011 and have seen two CSS changes. I've seen users come and go. Fritjof, Will, DT, JCM, Spoink, Flame, Sempi, the list will continue to grow. Eventually I'll be gone too and most people won't even know who I was.

The end is inevitable. You just have to make do with what you have. It's kinda like life, you know.

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I completely agree, but does that mean we should just roll with it and put no effort in? There's no harm in trying, is there?

Also I hit 3 years recently. I've been on semi-active for about a year and a half now xD
I was just curious ty ninja u iz 3awesome5me
when was the last time Pokemaster promoted new editors?
Last Summer, maybe? I personally think we don't need Editors anyway. Of course current auth will know better than me, but from what I see they don't seem to be struggling in dwindling numbers. Maybe if the activity rises again. Again, don't hold me to a sword if I get it wrong.
We aren't in any need of editors.
who's Ninja?
The mod who answered the question.
is he still active?
Yes he is
It's worth trying to stop this cycle of inactivity though :o
It's nice to know that not every assumption I make is wrong. Just 98% o3o
This is oddly depressing but incredibly true.