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A little history:
So, some Anons have expressed curiosity about the history of the imageboard /robowaifu/, and how it came to be here. Here's the story as I recall it as it's founder. If I've made any omissions you're aware of Anons, just point them out and I'll make corrections here.
So, let us begin our story...
>2'000+ years ago, a man named Pygmalion had a dream.
Lol, I'll fast forward just a little bit instead.
-Roughly 7 years ago in the 4chan /b/, /g/, and /pol/ boards, there was a growing chatter among Anons about the solution that (still yet-unnamed)
robowaifus could lend to the quickly-worsening problem of the Globohomo brainwashing of women, which was going on worldwide.
-/g/ and /pol/ seemed to become the focal point for most of the discussions, with /pol/ focusing on the societal woes and issues and how robotics might help, and /g/ becoming more focused on actually solving the technical aspects of their creation in the first place.
-/g/ became the primary robowaifu forum for yours truly, and I created the first few threads explicitly for that topic there, as I recall it. I think we toyed around with calling them
WaifuBots or various other things back then. Eventually 'Robowaifu' became the chief name used for, well,
Robowaifus.
-Within just a few months of these first few threads it became blatantly obvious to me and others that two effects were going on apace.
1) 4chan was rapidly degenerating into
4cuck, which it remains widely known as to this day. Anything so blatantly politically-incorrect as honest discussions about how robotics might possibly help solve the
"woman problem" were being aggressively squelched by the new, token, SJW 'mods' being installed everywhere there by then. (For all I know it's far worse even today than it was 7 years ago, but I'm unaware as I left the place for good back then.)
2) Men everywhere--not just Anons--were becoming both increasingly aware of the machinations to destroy White society (by corrupting it's womenfolk first and foremost), and of a growing desire to find an effective solution to the problem that didn't involve political or, other, nastier means.
-Thus was born /robowaifu/ . It's Anon's own take here on the most reasonable solution to the problems overall, and we've discussed it further in our
Welcome Thread (
>>3), please read it if you haven't yet Anon.
-We started out life on 8chan->8ch, and we were slowly growing there as a small niche community well enough.
-And then--along with thousands of other communities on that fateful day--we were tossed out on our ears due to the decisions made by Jim Watkins (who had absconded earlier with the site from it's founder
"Hotwheels").
-After waiting a month or so to see if the site would be brought back up, I decided we had waited long enough and looked around for another home. I soon found Julay.world .
-Along with what would grow to be hundreds of other communities, we soon set up shop there and began slowly rebuilding our board. Thankfully, we had a partial backup of the previous board and so weren't starting out completely from scratch. But it was a slow, tedious process in the beginning you can be sure, and initially we weren't much more than a bunker.
-Robi eventually decided that Julay had grown beyond his desires--and was also becoming in real danger of doing another
'Crash-the-site-with-no-survivors'-2: Electric Boogaloo glowop, and urged everyone to 'Spread the f**k out, guys!'. Good battle tactics, obviously (and well-advised IMO).
-He made the hard decision, and pared down the number of boards to just a handful that would remain through the reboot over into the
AlogSpace phase, of which /robowaifu/ was one.
-And so here we are Anons, roughly two years later, and still growing in our new home.
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I hope that satisfies any curiosity anyone has about our origins. It's certainly been a fun ride thus far (and an amazing one in many ways too). And it's also one that I'm very eager to continue on with, and to see what we all accomplish together!