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Has anyone responded to you yet when you reply to the post/comment advising it is the top one from x year(s) ago?
Yes, @felipe chatted with me and @cryotosensei a bit.
It does kind of bum me out seeing all these early stackers who aren't active anymore.
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Yes, I wonder if early stackers left because there wasn't much going on at the time and they lost interest. It would be great if some early stackers who aren't active anymore came back now to see their reaction to how the site and community has grown and changed.
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Maybe so. I do remember there being quite a bit of pushback against territories. You may have driven some of them away when you emerged victorious in that battle.
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Yes, I recall there were some who did not approve of the SN fork.
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92 sats \ 0 replies \ @k00b 18 Jun
Lots of people end up losing their login credentials and creating new accounts too.
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SN had a fork!!
Soft or hard?
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Hard fork. Big subbers won.
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Was it a hard fork? I think a lot of the opponents just muted all the new content and carried on like nothing ever happened.
I guess it's still a hard fork, but they're pretending like it wasn't.
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Yes, they can simulate backwards compatibility by muting everything that was post the fork but they can't really run the pre-fork SN.