Beimg a "tech" website that hosts 9 gorgillion services isnt really enough for there to be a steady stream of new people who want to come here.

I proppse we magnify Cyberix a little bit more.
Idk what to magnify on though

>Beimg a "tech" website that hosts 9 gorgillion services isnt really enough for there to be a steady stream of new people who want to come here.
The funny thing is, hardly anyone except for a handful of people actually use their services other than the forum and people "using" the XMPP chat, but that place is a massive shithole compared to the forum. i very seriously doubt the administration even has a clear objective on what it wants to do or who it is even appealing too, considering the forum has a completely different atmosphere compared to the rest of their services especially XMPP which is basically your average discord-lite server nowadays.

>>18296
Cyberix looks like some kind of general hangout with a technical/countercultural filter, which is what it actually is right now.
I think I'm just going to let the culture self-define.

I was thinking turning Cyberix into a hylic/normie terrorism group.

Make it annoying for the e-gangsters on platforms like Roblox and Discord and continously fuck with people like them. Sabotage operations. Leak scripts, hacks, discuck chat logs, etc

Another idea I had was tying Cyberix to a few projects.
Minecraft horror mods are popular right mow.
Someome could make a horror mod and if one yooutuber makes a video on it we could easily funnel traffic here using a link or even tying Cyberix directly into the "lore".

Just a few ideas we. have
Isolating ourselves from the normieverse will not lead to good results. We need to become a vector for xonvertting the normie into a true and honest Internet user simple as.

They can fit in and learn the way. They just need to beade aware of it after all

>>18334
These are terrible ideas lol.

>>18334
sounds gay asl

This place does have it's own theme: right wing small web. Most small web is left. So that's a niche right there. The question is what the niche is supposed to be.

Cyberix is also responding to practical problems facing small communities, like CP spam, with new technologies. This is clearing the way for what might come later.

I think the team is on the right track. They should stick to their technological guns and build and rebuild until they have something useful. Smart people operating in the same space will notice, even if Cyberix isn't the be all end all.

Think about the whole ecosystem, and not just one piece. Cyberix is making moves and that's all that matters. My advice is just to be transparent and build tools that other people can use. Think about open standards, not just what works for you.

>>18613
>right wing
>left
Good goy...