>>399
>How did you find out about 22chan?
Sometime a while ago, in a different altchan that doesn't exist anymore.
>What were your first thoughts as you explored the site?
I appreciated the quality. It seemed like a small, good, pure place. I found it boring at the time, however.
>What do you enjoy or hate most about 22chan so far?
I don't have much to hate about 22chan other than how dead it is. My favorite part is the fact that it's a small, insular community that cares about itself a lot.
>Are there features, threads, aspects of site culture, or parts of the site that stand out?
The sheer amount of fun, interesting, and quality of life changes made to the traditional *chan format is astounding. The inclusion of the IME Pad and Tegaki are some of my favorites.
However I admit that making posts here can be daunting at times, because it's a site and community that deserves real communication. For people who want to randomly shitpost, they should go to 4chan.
>For those who’ve been here longer, what keeps you coming back?
If I had to be honest, part of it is the lack of any other quality altchans around. If any serious competition comes around, even if the posts aren't as high quality, I'd worry about the health of the community. Something about the people who post here is very... suffocating, and this space has a very "professional" and 'well dressed' feeling to it that isn't as conducive to a huge number of posts. It simply cannot be both a highly active yet high quality chan.

>>401
suffocating?

>>402
I don't understand this because there are plenty of threads to prove otherwise, >>>cre8/76/ is this suffocating? or this? >>>/b/31/

>How did you find out about 22chan?
Referral from a trusted friend.
>What were your first thoughts as you explored the site?
This is a funny nitpick but seeing /vg/ instead of /v/ makes me curious why it was called /vg/, as I am used to seeing Videogame Generals as a distinct thing.
>What do you enjoy or hate most about 22chan so far?
I love love the MP4 embeds. I can't quite make use of the NND embeds yet, sadly.
>Are there features, threads, aspects of site culture, or parts of the site that stand out?
I absolutely adore the IME Pad. It's a phenomenal feature. ♪ ✫ ♡
>Requests
At a glance certain things I'm familiar with on 4chan in the form of reply functionality not being here are a minor hindrance, but I actually prefer it being a little more of an inconvenience to have to go to the bottom of the page and so on for the sake of making it require effort. It's minimal effort but enough effort to deter undesirables.

I will have more to share in the future. There are also some things I don't know yet and will report back perhaps later on when I've been here awhile.