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Revision as of 21:46, 9 August 2026
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The Second Great Handover took place from August 5-9, 2026. Quote unexpectedly gave the Soysphere to Salt.[1] This was met with much confusion, as it was done with no announcement and contradicted Quote's previous claims that he planned to JSID whenever he was done. Complications from the handover resulted in the 2026 outage, resulting in a temporary migration wave to the Swinny and the 'ki galleries after June 8th being completely raped due to a disk failure. During this time, it was revealed that Cobblestone, Warrior-Z, and Broot had been covert administrators.
Changes
- Salt has confirmed he will not re-add flags to /soy/, and that while he doesn't want to restore namerolls, he is open to the idea of it.[2]
- Salt also banned averi and smuglet from /soy/
- Namefagging was banned on /soy/
- Rule 7 was removed
Possible reasons
Quote fucking diedMEDS NOW- The British glowies were closing in on Quote and he needed to get rid of the Sharty fast
- Quote got 'jakking fatigue
- The Seventh Soysurgency
- Site was unprofitable due to a record year low PPH of only 200
- Quote's parents cut down the internet
