How long do you think Blackhatworld will last?

LuckyGamble

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How long do you think it will last? 10 years? 50 years? 100 years?

And IM as well?
 
As far as I remember, every year people said that activity was declining, that people were leaving, that this was a year when everything would fall...
However, most people forget that the younger generations have yet to come and take over what we have all built.

To be direct for BHW, this is my view.

BHW is specific because of its community, there are maybe 50 - 100 people who really maintain this forum in a specific and unique way.

I think that BHW will not stop soon, maybe the activity will decrease and increase over time, which is normal, as long as there are similar people like we have around BHW, in the past and right now as I type so to speak, as long as we have a group of people who are ready at any moment to help, answer, buy, sell, joke around, etc., and make other people laugh, we are good...

That is my opinion, and I am someone who does not ask for much, there are those who give up on the forum just because someone will not share their knowledge with them, some new methods of work, tips and tricks, etc,. because they are lazy and they just looking for a "reason" not to do it... In the end, we don't need such people.

So, as long as there are those who are willing, as before, to help and share their knowledge with others, we are good.

Of course, there's a lot more that we can discuss, but mostly, this is what most things come down to, so I've given it importance.

Maybe today we get hit by a huge asteroid, maybe a nuclear bomb, maybe we will disappear forever...

Ahh, the way we behave and as much as we protect our only planet, we will not need any war, we will destroy ourselves, very soon.
 
This place is strange to me. Because I'm still a newbie and will be such for quite some time.

Nowadays we are used to everything moving fast. Food delivery - fast, internet connection - fast. Amazon order - super fast.

But BHW, - it takes some time to things change here(or you to gain some rep for example). It's hard to explain.

If I have to compare it to something - it's like a private club of internet marketing veterans.

It's really private but at the same time, everyone can come and go as they please.

Even as newbies, we are allowed to join, speak, ask questions, join discussions.

But to be heard and be able to speak - you must earn your place here.

And it takes time.

A lot of it.

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Check most active member profiles here, a lot of them hits 10+ years.

It should give an approx feeling of the vibe.

This place is to stay.

Worth investing,

Right?
 
Everything in the internet comes to an end, I have been part of countless communities, forums, irc, games. Just enjoy it as much as you can and don't think about it - that is my suggestion.
 
There was SEO before Google, and the concept of being raked at the top existed even in the Yellow Pages era in the form of "A.A.A Plumbing Services" and such.
Oh yeah, I do remember those days :D

I wonder what will be the next SEO platform after Google :D
 
There was SEO before Google, and the concept of being raked at the top existed even in the Yellow Pages era in the form of "A.A.A Plumbing Services" and such.

I comment about things being old here and you drop this nugget, it just makes me wonder about the hidden knowledge in your mind,
 
No one knows. We could be Orkut or we could be Facebook.
Longevity depends on those who are running the forum. Maybe something better comes along. Going irrelevant is not something new on the internet.
 
No one knows. We could be Orkut or we could be Facebook.
Longevity depends on those who are running the forum. Maybe something better comes along. Going irrelevant is not something new on the internet.

I agree. I guess as long as wallstreet and big tech keep pumping dollars into the tech sphere, this forum will continue to thrive
 
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OP, you're not asking a dumb question because previously high flying forums like WaFo are now as lively as a Vanilla Ice Coachella crowd.

From what I've seen, it all boils down to MODERATION.

So far, BHW has done an amazing job discouraging the BS that killed WaFo while at the same time preserving the dynamic spontaneity every forum needs to flourish.

This is not exactly easy to do.

There are fast rising BH forums but much of their volume involves leeching instead of actual forum Q+A's, community collaboration and idea exchange.
 
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