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  • I am leaving this forum + The Truth Pt. 3

Yes, I am. It's been fun here creating all these projects (especially Tatertale), but it's harder making newer projects every time, and I am leaving for a variety of reasons.
Mass-reporting had been a problem back when I was still working on Tatertale, but even though it's not such a big problem anymore, it still contributed its portion.
Project lagging is the main reason why I am leaving. Every time I open something up like Tatertale, it takes around 10 minutes to load, and it's taking too long.
Making things on here is now more of a burden, and now I just don't feel like how I felt like when I first joined this forum.
(I'll bet you 0.69 coins nobody read that.)
But here's the truth.
@alteeNitro is my alt account that I made to experiment with, but I ran out of time. And remember the vote when you voted for a non-Undertale project? The alteeNitro boss fight was that project. (and @gZany on some post I'll give you 6.8+0.1C for figuring out some of that)
Anyways, I wish I had more time, but I'm out of it. The deal is that until I finish my next project (Undertale False Reality), I am not coming back. (I probably won't finish that.) If you somehow find my speech on code.org, you can read that.
Goodbye!

    birthdayboy224 That depends on a combination of factors:

    • How long FreeFlarum is willing to host this forum.
    • How long I and the other admins are willing to moderate the content.
    • How long interest in code.org and communication on it lasts.

        [WUT] Adam Considering code.org has millions of users around the globe, I wouldn't be surprised if more individuals discover this forum over time
        Especially since it has first place on Google search results for 'gamelab forum'

        I predict that old users would leave over time as new users would join thus causing the forum to survive for quite a long time. However, the community would change dramatically.

            ackvonhuelio Probably it just shows up first because the keywords are in the title tag for the site and partially in the URL too, which is worth a lot in SEO. Not that any of it really matters:

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