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/b/ is deteriorating. most posts are made of copypasta and old memes now, if not just blatant flooding. many veteran /b/tards are upset and want to see change, but spend all their energy on pointless exercises of futility that only fuel the rampant fail.

/b/, if you want to see the repetitive stream of unoriginal and faggy content gone, you will have to do better than complain. first, if you see a thread containing old memes, old copypasta, or fail in general; do not reply to it, not even to sage; attention like this makes the content lucrative to use. second, create original content; 34 everything, create new memes; if new lulz are generated, the old will die. third, organize more and do not argue amongst yourselves - anon, when it operates as one unit, is one of the most frightening and awesome beasts known to mankind.

the only thing that separates the current /b/ from the old is the fact that anon's confidence has turned to apathy; this is both a cause and a result of the recent fail, and this problem can never fix itself.

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As every craftsperson will tell you, it all begins by using only the very finest materials. We take great care to collect super-fresh sheep poo from the beautiful (and rainy) mountains of rural Wales and take it back to the mill, situated in southern Snowdonia.

there can be no new supply of content without demand. this is why we should all take a second of our time to issue a few requests to /r/. this will accelerate the creation of new content, which will aid in removing unfunny copypasta and old memes from /b/.

in the same spirit, we should all take time to fill some of these requests; be it with shitty image macros, terrible mspaint drawings, or completely obvious photoshops. with every piece of new content we create, we come one step closer to new memes.

skilled writers, craigslist browsers, and eighties television show theme song lyric afficionados: /b/ is in need of new copypasta. anyone who can write something original or copy text that is entertaining and new must contribute to the lacking selection of copypasta.

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/b/ has ALWAYS been like that. I've been around since 2003 and gave up on /b/ in 2005 because of all the reasons you've stated.