>>114
I think the best I can do is suggest you go to archive.org and put in 22chan.org

>>115
and archive.is
but thats pretty much it.

Didn't someone upload a full archive to livechan?

Hi I don't know if this deserves it's own thread so I will ask here. Is this the same admin running the site from before? Also what happened to the userbase? Did they all leave? I'm out of the loop on a lot of things.

>>195
Greetings, anon I'd like to clear a few things up for you and any future newcomers. The best way to have a better understanding of 22chan is to lurk on the site more, please.
>Is this the same admin running the site from before?
Sadly, our previous administrator shut down 22chan last year after growing distance from it. There are mixed feelings about this from the user base and a unified sentiment from our current administration team. 22chan's current administrators decided not to let one person decide the future of the site. 22chan means something to enough people to the point it was worth reviving the site when Twoot was done with 22chan. To avoid another sudden shutdown, we delegated multiple trusted people to watch over 22chan as Twoot did in the past. Twoot has no affiliation with the current 22chan due to personal disagreements.
>Also what happened to the userbase? Did they all leave?
What do you mean by that? The questions need to be clarified before a good answer can be given.

>>195
>>196
I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of the userbase was lost after being in the livechan for 9 months. I'm still here, but I can't think of a good way to determine how many others moved on.
You could access detailed traffic stats on the old site and the last time I checked there was an average of around 100 unique visitors per day. I wonder how we compare to that now.

>>197
I wouldn't either, though fortunately it looks like a lot of people made it through the transition. I don't know how many oldfags there are though-- or how many people heard about this place within the last year or two.
I'm not particularly worried about our population; as long as it's committed and dedicated to regularly making high quality posts, I think we'll be fine. That's the catch though; dedication. It's easy to get on the site, see there's been three posts in the same usual spots, and then immediately leave because there's nothing really happening.
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>>198
For some reason the picture didn't post. I got a 500 Server Error so maybe that's the reason.
Here's attempt number 2

>>199
Yeah, most people who did leave left as soon as Twoot announced he was shutting down 22chan. The problem with Altchans is that it is a Game of Thrones of succession, and there are constantly random people thinking they can be the next 4chan. Randoms constantly accuse every Altchan of trying to be the next 4chan even when they aren't (22chan isn't trying to be 4chan). My point is that there are a lot of fairweather people who are only here when things are going well. I remember complaining about 4chan being active, probably because of these fairweather people who probably have Stockholm syndrome.