If Sajha's survival meant the NUMBER of it's users, then, I think, Sajha is the last Nepali site at the moment that should be worrying about it's survival. The only thing Sajha might undergo, is going or rather appears to have gone, is the change in it's demographic PROFILE. The only challenge for Sajha to retain/gain/regain/ most diverse portfolio, in my view, is to find ways to keep indecent and irresponsible posters away. Sajha has not succeeded in this front. However, so have not other Nepali sites with anonymous users in them. Challenge, if any, therefore, might come from the sites that employ mechanism to keep "indecent and irresponsible posters" away, like "nepaldemocracy@googlegroups.com" does. However, no sites can beat Sajha when it comes catering it's service to diverse groups of users. So I think Sajha's future is not bleak at all. And if it can come up with some creative ways to minimize indecent and irresponsible postings in Kurakani, it has the brightest future of all.