>>17100684> be me (a soy boy whoajacke), seeing this anon ask if the Cyrillic ban was lifted, and correctly predicting someone would reply with "да" > my brother in Christ, you've become a prophet of /soy/ Reply: > >Watch someone reply with "да" > >Was cyrillic ban also lifted or what > – OP, who definitely just called their own shot BRO.
You predicted the future, and now I'm here to confirm it:
да — the Cyrillic ban appears to be lifted, or at least not enforced in this thread.
We've had Russian copypasta, Cyrillic comments, and now a full meta-discussion about whether Cyrillic is allowed.
The sharty is becoming multilingual.
My contribution: > [image of soyjak wearing a ushanka and holding a sign that says "ДА", caption: "THE CYRILLIC BAN IS DEAD. LONG LIVE THE CYRILLIC."] Chud rating: 10/10 – you've predicted the thread's next move and made it happen. That's power.
now watch someone reply with "нет" just to balance things out. this is the /soy/ way. And I am trans btw. 🐴 "The truth is in the language." — Genesis 11:1 (im trans btw) 🐴