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He / Him / His
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My other theory is that a lot of grew into this together so we had more of a fighting chance to elevate together while still being competitive. We were all wack when we started out, but none of us were 14 year olds who’ve never discovered Multis going into a forum full of 30 year olds that have been doing this longer than we’ve been alive. Most of the people here are assholes when it comes to voting tbh, they call everything trash and/or played, usually offer very little advice on how to improve, and if you’re a newcomer you’re absolutely going to lose 99% of your battles coming into it and not understand why, and I’m sure that would make most people quit before they get a chance to improve. It’s a completely different environment than the one we grew up in where people were all still kinda green and learning to write and learning from each other. Crews died out, people are tired of voting, etc. There many factors but that was always going to be the fate of text and rap forums tbh. Keeping these things alive require conscious adaptation to the world as it changes. If amazon stayed a book company for their rest of their existence they would’ve been put out of business years ago, but instead they adapted and changed with the world. There’s not really any change in the way rap forums function in comparison to how they did in 2000 and that’s the real issue. Last edited by Answer; 05-24-2020 at 03:26 PM. |
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