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keeps it alive hoping it will someday find its way

Yes - as a semi-failed project, I suspect he appreciates it's still worth the investment because it still has potential, even if it loses most of its users. Its basic structure and long history can in due course potentially attract better consipiracy-minded users who are not welcome on most of Reddit. There is also new research on the impact of Rothschilds' associated network in global developments (and most recently the Sacklers hiding offshore wealth during the opioid trials) that could be more openly discussed at a place like Saidit among users who understood that material. Sadly, Saidit is lacking that level of critical mass, hence m7 is active elsewhere. I wonder when a new approach will be considered by the individuals who can turn the downward trend around. Other users have asked the same kind of question for the past 3 years.