>>143346Generally my experience has been decent, probably because I kept switching my main boards before they get really kuso
I started with /v/ in 2014 and switched to /int/ then /vr/ then /m/ then /an/ and then finally /jp/ over the next 11 years
I don't really hate the management team but they are incompetent, this anon outlines my gripes with /jp/'s management here
>>143395But I should also mention that their choices to add new boards were confounding, they created /bant/ for decent reasons but did nothing to protect their budding community leading to them becoming disenfranchised and forming a new altchan
They wisely created a mobile games board to offload gacha garbage but didn't strictly enforce it so no one used it
They created a vtuber board but yet again didn't strictly enforce it leading to an enclave of horrid posters shitting up /jp/ still
And /vst/ /vrpg/ seem backward in approach as while both boards are decent they are like reverse containment boards, actively taking good discussion out of /v/ and /vg/
And yet despite all of their new boards they never once thought to create a korean culture board to offload the brainless k-pop posters who had generals on like 5 different boards at once