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It makes me feel how I felt when frutiger aero technology existed.
I was looking for a forum to join in, I found some but I didnât like them much. This one has the aesthetic I love. I hope they add new styles soon to change from time to time. I wouldnât mind a vaporwave style either :3
Never been a part of any forums prior to discovering the frutiger aero archive, but when I did, I decided it would be a great opportunity to experience forums as this one is for a thing I'm interested in. Has kind of become a ritual to check this forum when I got on my computer, or just from time to time.
townpizza wrote:Never been a part of any forums prior to discovering the frutiger aero archive, but when I did, I decided it would be a great opportunity to experience forums as this one is for a thing I'm interested in. Has kind of become a ritual to check this forum when I got on my computer, or just from time to time.
Same for me I check it regularly, thanks for sticking around, without you guys this forum wouldn't be possible.
I used to be part of a forum around 2014 for a video game clan I was apart of, but I didn't post much there. I'm way more active here since I've made this forum lol.
I also remember forums were THE places to search for information/resources in the 2000s, before Reddit took that place.
They're still around but less people use them and search engines hide them, which sucks. But this forum has gained good growth probably due to the fact it is attached to the Frutiger Aero Archive website which is highly ranked in search engines now, due to the popularity of that aesthetic.
Of course it is not a huge forum with thousands of members (not yet anyways) but I honestly do not care, because small communities are more fun to me anyways.
I'm on a forum for a TV show I like that was giant and chaotic back from 2007, then it died out in 2019 and we only have like 10 or so active members. It's a bit peaceful.
"Do you know what your grandma did for fun when she was little? Pushed a hoop around with a stick!" -Kevin Butler
