Phuks is obviously a small community that has existed for a short period of time. Do you feel like you're an important part of Phuks or are you just a casual user?

This is an interesting question.

I would say I'm just a casual user. I don't feel important (not in that way) that if I left, Phuks would have an empty hole in its heart. I'm involved in some small niche subs and a bit of shitposting. I'm just a casual user. I don't have a kevdude sense of entitlement. I know my place in the community, and it's great. I wouldn't want it any other way.

On smaller websites like this its easy to give admin to all of your friends. Before you know it, everyone has a stake in management of it. I think there has been a fine balance struck between the number involved in management and the user base itself.

I'm interested to hear the responses

This is an interesting question. I would say I'm just a casual user. I don't feel important (not in that way) that if I left, Phuks would have an empty hole in its heart. I'm involved in some small niche subs and a bit of shitposting. I'm just a casual user. I don't have a kevdude sense of entitlement. I know my place in the community, and it's great. I wouldn't want it any other way. On smaller websites like this its easy to give admin to all of your friends. Before you know it, everyone has a stake in management of it. I think there has been a fine balance struck between the number involved in management and the user base itself. I'm interested to hear the responses

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[–] smallpond 2 points (+2|-0)

The important people are those that actually keep the website hosted and the code usable. I think all other users taken individually are dispensable, myself especially.

Phuks is obviously a small community that has existed for a short period of time. Do you feel like you're an important part of Phuks or are you just a casual user?

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