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'''The Great Soycession''' also known as '''The 2022 Decline''' and '''The fall of /soy/''' is an ongoing societal and economic recession taking place on Soyjak.party. | '''The Great Soycession''' also known as '''The 2022 Decline''' and '''The fall of /soy/''' is an ongoing societal and economic recession taking place on Soyjak.party. | ||
Revision as of 14:31, 24 February 2022
The Great Soycession also known as The 2022 Decline and The fall of /soy/ is an ongoing societal and economic recession taking place on Soyjak.party.
Soyjak.party has been in steady decline ever since the the great cp raids of late January, after this event users making threads proclaiming that they were leaving the site began to become more frequent. After major negative events activity usually plateaued, but around the time of the BBC war activity began dipping instead, with no significant raises even during usual boosts such as after school hours and american hours.
Constant CP raids and drama, as well as a forced captcha, tor and proxy bans, broken reply system, and more have caused significant portions of posters to post left, and some to leave entirely. It has made Soot question his will to run the site, stating that he considers shutting down the party "more and more"[1]
One chud says
Eventually, the only 'shartygoers left will be oldfag coalers circlejerking. Every community needs a steady influx of new members to survive, but it seems right now there are more users leaving than there are users joining. Only time will tell.
Despite desperate users claiming "demoralization" recent stats show that the partys daily activity rate has fell by over 40%.[2] The average posts per hour fell from over 120 to just 25, reaching as low as 13 at night.
It is important to note that many soyteens started to leave as early as December of 2021, when CP spam began to increase without Soot intervening and blocking tor. This pattern would only increase as the CP spam began to worsen, with the ranks of soyteens decreasing and coalers increasing the site began a steady decline. Dancing_swedejak.mp4 had hit the breaking point for many soyteens, who immediately left upon viewing it, or had lingered before leaving forever.
Note: If you want to use wayback machine snapshots to asses the party's activity, don't use snapshots from between January 14th and January 26th, because that's when the mods were restoring the missing posts from the wipe to the post counter.
