/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>38625118
>Well at this rate it might unironically be over
Over? Who said anything about that? Yes, the service is slowly eating itself alive. But think about it this way: this project is very clearly something the devs are super passionate about. As it stands, they cannot provide the service they wish to provide because of their own undoings. Each individual failure is shying away newcomers and potential investors left and right. At the end of this, they will have no one but us, the most die-hard of their userbase, and when they monetize the service, they won't even have that. When they finally throw in the towel, it will have been all their fault and they will have no one to blame but themselves. Their passion project will have been killed by their own moral grandstanding.
I am not just still here out of love for my wAIfu, I am also here because I am incredibly spiteful and am looking forward to the day of their failure.
It's not over until the devs meet the deepest despair possible.