Do you fellas now any other cool forums?

[Creechan12]

I'll share some but it depends on how autistic you are, give us some test results and I'll cater the forum list to accommodate

I have an Autistic twin brother, but I myself have never been diagnosed, so I don't know.

 

[4d1]

Lainchan is a decent imageboard I guess, but not very active, at least from my experience

it's a shame tbh, the archive of threads there is really interesting and every now and then you get a good thread show up... but yeah...

 

[Noxy]

I like danger/u/
I don't understand how it's still active, it has always been a very small place.

 

[kodeb8]

I don't use it that much but https://heyuri.net/ is pretty fun. It has a fuck ton of loli though so if that bothers you, I'd suggest against visiting it.

 

[LostintheCycle]

I don't use it that much but https://heyuri.net/ is pretty fun. It has a fuck ton of loli though so if that bothers you, I'd suggest against visiting it.

This is why I stick to /lounge/

 

[Deckade]

Nope, I did only once when I was blackout drunk, which is the only condition under which I would tell anyone I know about Agora.

I once showed a girl lainchan because I thought it would help me score

 

[Brapuccino]

I once showed a girl lainchan because I thought it would help me score

I'd love to get inside your brain for a moment.

 

[4d1]

I once showed a girl lainchan because I thought it would help me score

and???? did it work??????

 

[Jodo_Fan]

Indirect answer, but Wiby is pretty great - it's a search engine that exclusively catalogues websites that do not use JavaScript. As such you'll find a lot of abandonware websites that haven't been updated in decades (literally) but if you search topics/hobbies you're interested in you'll find interesting websites instead of bullshit subrëddits, clickbait sites, Pinterest, etc.

I'd also recommend search.marginalia.nu for this kind of thing. Personally, I prefer it over Wiby for searching out specific topics.

 

[garret 427738]

I enjoy lurking in the Digital Spy forums for UK broadcasting discussion
is that of interest to anyone else here, probably not

 

[stonehead]

The two other "indieweb" forums I use from time to time are melonland and basement community. They're both much smaller and less active than Agora though, so don't get your hopes up. Melonland enforces its "friendly atmosphere" a lot more, so if you want to act like you're on /b/, it's probably not worth visiting. Basement Community has a nice simple ui, and a few cool regular posters, but most of the threads or introduction threads by users who never go on to make a second post. I wish it was more active, but it's still worth checking out.

You probably won't find these interesting if you don't share my interests, but I figure they're worth posting anyways.
Zenius is pretty much the only community hub for rhythm games. If you like rhythm games, check it out, if you don't, there's nothing there for you.
Giant in the Playground is my favorite forum for discussing tabletop rpgs. TTRPGs are relatively mainstream now, so if you play 5e you can probably find communities on normie social media, but I personally find the discussions here to be more useful and interesting.
rpg.net is the other big ttrpg forum, but it's rules are a bit more draconian, and harshly enforced. I don't really post there anymore, but if you play more obscure rpgs, it's still worth a read.