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so because no black people have joined
we're a "whites only" club?

How many forums *anywhere* do you know with a black population?
(, Sat 2 Jul 2005, 0:45, archived)

www.iamblackandlovinit.com/forum
(, Sat 2 Jul 2005, 0:49, archived)
*beats head against wall repeatedly*
okay. over the lifetime of b3ta, there have probaly been something like 1000 regular posters on b3ta. this is obviously a complete guess. i have probably met about, at a very rough guess, 5-600 of them. and seen photos of possibly twice as many again. they come from all walks of life - and all parts of the world. in this country, britain, they come from everywhere. i can't think of a major town or city without a b3tan in it.

and of all of those people, only one has been black (well, mixed race, to be literal). and he's one of the most regular posters on here. i don't think that moore is trying to make some sort of PC point here - just pointing out that it's singularly unrepresentative of any sort of modern society. and thinking it's odd. which it is.
(, Sat 2 Jul 2005, 1:15, archived)
Thank
you.

It's an issue about access to technology more than anything.

BAH!
(, Sat 2 Jul 2005, 1:18, archived)
b3ta isn't a parallel of society. It's more like a sub-culture, only a section of it
It's part of the much larger internet, which is far easier to compare to modern society, because of the multiple subcultures found within it.
(, Sat 2 Jul 2005, 1:22, archived)
We realise that, we accept that,
we're just asking why it is. It's not an accusation (I may have used some accusatory language earlier, which I won't edit for the sake of fairness), it's just pondering why this state of afairs exists.
(, Sat 2 Jul 2005, 1:24, archived)
I guess it's just human nature to group together with people similar to your self

(, Sat 2 Jul 2005, 1:27, archived)
this much is true.
but even the little corner of if little england in which i grew up, there were ethnic minorities all nearly all varieties. you get it even in the deepest darkest countryside nowadays.

i'm not suggesting that b3ta is a parallel of society - god help us all if it is - but it is, if you think about it, a peculiar statistic.

as moore said vvdown therevv somewhere, i too couldn't care less. it is just odd.
(, Sat 2 Jul 2005, 1:27, archived)