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forums! do u still use any forums regularly? i used to visit a bunch of art, music, and other forums but not much anymore ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ 

"When I want information, like the real stuff, I go to forums [...] there is just certain information that requires the dedication of adults who have specifically signed up to be in one kind of community."

i feel like channels here are trying to reach something like this but imo wc channels are missing one crucial feature for this: chrono reply bumping as immediate visual feedback to let u know a conversation is happening within a channel cast (⌒_⌒;)

forums! do u still use any forums regularly? i used to visit a bunch of art, music, and other forums but not much anymore ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ 

"When I want information, like the real stuff, I go to forums [...] there is just certain information that requires the dedication of adults who have specifically signed up to be in one kind of community."

i feel like channels here are trying to reach something like this but imo wc channels are missing one crucial feature for this: chrono reply bumping as immediate visual feedback to let u know a conversation is happening within a channel cast (⌒_⌒;) 

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Yep, when we have a specific topic, forum is a good place to talk about the topic. Unfortunately, because of strict content review and the impact of video and short blog platforms, forums in China have declined, a lot of famous forums have been closed. 

In current, only some niche topics are still active in forums, like hobby, niche film, subculture, technology and sex etc.😵 😵

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game and anime is the most. A typical example is a forum named "Stage1st", it start as a  gaming forum, and now it's user group is mainly Otaku.

And there is a reddit-like platform named "Tieba", Tieba was once the most influential Internet platform in China, but now tieba has declined, only some niche hobby channel still be active.

what kind of subculture forums are there in china? i feel like that would be hard to run with the strict content policies