Friends! Sluts! Horny men! Lend me your ears! As much as it pains me to say, cocks will have to wait for now
As some of you may know, I've been spending some time looking over old Morrigan-nee/Fapbait threads and doing a bit of research and soul searching as to how the threads got to the point they have. Naturally, meatspace obligations have slowed my progress on this a fair bit, and while I'm not quite done, I'd like to make it clear to the board that it isn't just going to be in limbo forever, as well as invite feedback and opinions on the matter. With that in mind, I'm opening this thread as a meta discussion on the threads themselves. Hopefully this will also attract new blood, slut and cock alike, to the threads going forward to keep them as fresh and fruitful as they once were.
First, a bit of history. Something that's easy to forget with how long they've been running is that the start for these threads was very spontaneous - in fact it was directly out of response to an idea someone posted in another (now lost) thread, itself a relating of an experience on another board that some people expressed interest in giving a try. Essentially, it was what we now tend to refer to as JOI (Jack Off Instructions), where someone posts sexy pictures and talks slutty to arouse Anons and get them to masturbate to them (hence the term Fapbait being used for the threads) and at the time I figu "why the hell not" and threw up a thread, which apparently enough people agreed with the sentiment to give it a run early on (including one of the mods! Eva you amazing slut I hope you come home to us someday) that the thread quickly took off and was a major hit, continuing on to fill out 3 threads in less than a week at a time when board activity was, while healthy, nothing on that level. As I note in the OP to Thread 4, the first two threads each made up about 60% of posts on the board for their duration, and Thread 3 was an insane 80% of board activity while it was alive. These threads exploded in a way I don't think anyone anticipated (I certainly didn't) and quite frankly I didn't know what to do with it. It was clear that it needed something resembling a bit of order and organization, but at the same time I was wary of getting too forceful on it because that very lack of structure allowed for peoplePost too long. Click here to view the full text.