Am I too late?
A bake and a bread goes better when all anons bake it together.
There's always room for improvement.
>namefagging is gay af stop it.
namefagging in my opinion is about being responsible.
It's easy to bake and just be anonymous shit notables, bad bake and all.
Putting your name on a bake, makes you responsible for it. It shows the anons who is the source It's the same when posting sauce. We want to know where it came from. I feel the same about a bake, "who exactly added this to notables?"
>Why do you Bake?
I bake because I love being up to date on the latest happenings, decodes, and diggs; and want to help out anons who like to be up to speed like me. Bakers always provided me with a such a wealth of information, then one day in 2019, the notables list was taken away. I was so "upset" about it, I went to /qrb/. There was no one who wanted to bake on /qrb, but I wanted notables. So I started collecting them and baked a really bad qrb bread #2. I wanted anons to still be up to date so I just kept going on. Found out I loved it.
I bake in hopes of handing out information in an information war to my fellow anons. Pretty much the gist of it.
o7
>will be getting pretty bored of this in another week.
kek. I'm sure they hate it. But they're interns, they have no choice.
>>33274
you're afraid,
that's why you're here.
/comms/ goes way back.
it was always intended as a space for bakers.
whether that was a chat room or classes, I don't know. but since /comms/ was made for all things bakers, it seems to the most logical place in my opinion for baker assemblies. Also /comms/ is at the top of /qresearch/. It is not hidden. It happens in the light.
yep that's me, top kek
>>33333 ← digits
Amen.
You know I love /qrb/ but we still have to fight for /qresearch/. This townhall was a great idea, free. But this battle won't be won with one townhall. I'm of the opinion we have to continue with these townhalls. Less as a focus on bakers and baking, but moar on anons and meta. Most anons will never go to Meta on /qresearch/, but a weekly townhall would get attention. Only by persistence will anons become involved.
Repeats necessary.
It was just a tactic to get in your head or get you to say something screen-cappable to push on the main board as "proof". A lot of what they say and do is tactics. Very little is personal or based in reality. Just tactics, Mr. Ryah.