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Look at what happened to /co/'s MLPG when the horsefuckers got a board. They kept the general going on /mlp/ because the people there liked each other and considered themselves better than everyone else on the board, while the board enabled a completely different culture and set of people to grow up around it.
/vrg/ would still be around and it would just be the same people who post in it now, but there would be multiple times more VR discussions elsewhere on the board, fueled by new people who would finally have a place to discuss whatever little VR topic they want without it getting drowned out by VRChat, Pavlov, or drama.