Do we want the Coli to become more populated?

[Nefrodamus]

I think saturation is inevitable in this site, man.


Its already happening

 

[Nefrodamus]

This isn't LinkedIn, dewd.

The creators of this site themselves waned a forum where positivity remained the constant theme in here.

 

[Tunez]

Whatever benefits TheColi

 

[Rice N Beans]

Lotta Azrizona Immigration posts in here.

 

[Non Sequitur]

The creators of this site themselves waned a forum where positivity remained the constant theme in here.

I don't think the intent was ever to sit in a circle and sing Kumbaya. Look at the threads in the Rafters. That's what the admins want.

 

[the cac mamba]

The creators of this site themselves waned a forum where positivity remained the constant theme in here.

 

[Nefrodamus]

I don't think the intent was ever to sit in a circle and sing Kumbaya. Look at the threads in the Rafters. That's what the admins want.

We can have fukkery and positivity at the same time.

Often times, when we DO have race related threads, there is a certain sense of unity. Whether or not it comes from bashing a "common" enemy.

I think what makes the coli special is most of us comes from similar walks of life more or less. We deal with the same problems, we comes from the same hoods, and we have some of the same thoughts. Thoughts that we share with one another that may give us different perspectives on things.

In that sense, I DO think that this is a somewhat "tight community", and I dot want that to change

 

[Non Sequitur]

We can have fukkery and positivity at the same time.

Often times, when we DO have race related threads, there is a certain sense of unity. Whether or not it comes from bashing a "common" enemy.

I think what makes the coli special is most of us comes from similar walks of life more or less. We deal with the same problems, we comes from the same hoods, and we have some of the same thoughts. Thoughts that we share with one another that may give us different perspectives on things.

In that sense, I DO think that this is a somewhat "tight community", and I dot want that to change

Even if the site gets more membership, we'll still have an inner circle of vets.

 

[Rawtid]

With different people, sure but not with 2 nikkas and their 60 aliases.

 

[Dameon Farrow]

Alotta kats lurk for a while before joining. I did. Pretty cool forum. Good for some laughs. Didn't know there was this serious underbelly obsession with trannies until I started looking around here. A little more networking never hurts(perhaps a heavily moderated subforum or new forum for this?). Glad I took the plunge.

 

[KwamePiesie]

im not gonna lie
the fvkkery is what made me lurk thecoli

then..

things changed

i saw the
- comradery amongst us (black/african) males
- the high sense of black unity
- the coli being black owned

i luh this place..
that's why i stress the fact that we (the diaspora) are not that different.

so yeah..
if thecoli would become more populated i would love to see brehs from
uk france germany just to name a few..

it would strengthen the unity

 

[Blackout]

I wouldn't mind popularity cuz this is my fav forum.

If there is more whites dudes then they should be down for the cause or banned on sight.

Every forum I've been on before this one catered to whites and didn't care much for its black members. You would look here and there and see anti-black posts going on and the mods and admins didn't give a fukk because they were biased to support to their own race.

Then you come here and see a forum where we actually have some breathing room and can fully chill and talk about some real ass shyt and I feel at home.

 

[killacal]

The admins are going to find that their adherence to "fvckery" will severely limit the long term growth of this forum.

And no, the "community" here will continue to weaken until the point where people feel super uncomfortable to have actual discussions here.

I've seen it happen to plenty of forums.

Push real people away and all you'll get are trolls and aliases and then people will slowly, but surely stop participating all together, especially as posters get older and enter the workforce.

Again, I've seen this happen a number of times.


No. Again, catering to nameless, faceless trolls and punishing those that try and have a real connection with the people here severely limits the kind of community building that goes on in productive, self-sustaining online communities.

Tell us more savvy business man