Not going to poll this one because that inspires people to actually post instead of talk things out. Right now we've got most all activity covered by two random boards, with /qa/ intended for longer lasting conversation and /jp/ intended more for funposting.

Over the past week we've sustained a fairly large increase to activity, which has been great, but has also led to a good bit of moving through threads on individual boards quite fast (at least an entire catalog page of movement a day!). For myself, I find this kind of fun and interesting in that it inspires digging through the boards more to find what you're looking for and from there possibly discovering an interesting thread you missed and can respond to which feeds into keeping conversation alive over time. But maybe others don't agree with that mindset and for that I'd be willing to hear out anyone's reasons for and what kind of boards people may want added. This isn't a guarantee anything actually happens if somebody post "yea I want X board", it's an opportunity for people to make a good case for why we should change our minds about adding more boards.

On the topic of what boards to add, I'm not necessarily so certain that we'd be doing good to create a /v/ or /a/ just for refugees to try and capitalize on 4chan's downtime since it feels like a recipe for saying "Here's your temporary place until 4chan's back up!" and then dying as soon as your time in the spotlight's up. If we make something I'd rather it be for a legitimate reason that could serve an actual purpose long-term assuming some traffic stays post-4chan. Not to say it can't be contested, just I think I'd be far less likely to consider it.