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>>155384>In my experience imageboard newbies are very prone to mask as established locals. One of the things that anonymous communication facilitates - it's both easy and tempting.This is true
Proof: me
No.155386
>>155384But r*ddit IS the eternal enemy.
The way their forum operates is inherently in opposition to the anonymous imageboard.
They are at least as opposed as Jedi and Sith.
No.155388
>>155387and it's a fucking shame too that the fucking people couldn't push out the redditors.
No.155390
You must be this much of a redditor to hate reddit so much. I am indifferent to sites I don't use.
No.155391
>>155096>as far as the internet is concerned, this is the fifth or sixth time a phnomenom like this happenedI never got to fart into the "community" but i definitely participated in ruining YLYL threads with the naked banana. There was an mega of pics and i think an IRC chat as well. I only ever downloaded the pictures from the mega but it sounds like a similar phenomenon to what your attributing here; just on a smaller and less organized scale.
From the outside DESU posting sounds like something similar.
Is there a particular term for these types of "memes" or "internet social phenomenom"? Has anyone got a write up of the history or general outline of how they evolve?
No.155393
>>155390I'm mad because they are colonizers.
No.155394
>>155386I constantly make fun of my coworkers for using reddit.
I have internalized an opposition to reddit, that I make sure is brought into the real world, as an true imageboard otaku must.
No.155395
>>155394I remember when I got my first tech job in 2018 and I was browsing /g/ on the company computer and my coworker remarked that all the text on my screen was green lol. Dude kept hyping up reddit for being great for tech stuff, but there I sat on a /g/ before it went total consumer electronics advertisement threads.
No.155397
I’m mad.
About elves.
No.155401
>>155394i don't necessarily do this but i do consistently use a portmanteau'd slur to refer to reddit users, bordering on calling them niggers
believe it or not this is largely well received even among people who don't know anything about reddit, just because it sounds funny
No.155402
>>155384>I believe GG represented the introduction of a lot of people to an IB culture they were aware of but never actively part of, and their first core memory about it was being "betrayed" by 4chan.This is really the heart of it. All the faggots who got banned from reddit and everywhere else where the mods participated in the coverup wound up on /v/ because it was about the only place where the topic was allowed (because the general subject matter wasn't new there) and got the false impression that the site was actually a bastion of free speech where they could organize their twitter activism. That naturally got the topic banned and everybody threw a fit because they couldn't accept that, which is why to 8chan, that bastard love child of 4chan and reddit, pushed free speech as its motto to grab up all the double refugees.
I really think if the mods had shut down the discussion like a week earlier then the initial migration would never have happened and that entire strain of IBs would likely never have been born. Conversely, if they'd never banned it then the migrants would have taken over while harboring very pro-mod sentiments instead of doing it anyway but with a massive hateboner for the site and everyone behind it. Neither path would have saved the site once it came into Hiro's possession, but it would have saved the mods a lot of pain if they had done basically anything except what they did.
No.155403
>>155391>but i definitely participated in ruining YLYL threads with the naked bananaliterally worse than hitler
No.155404
>>155386That's what ex-redditors on 4chan pretended because they literally couldn't cope with getting permabanned from their subs.
That's how it all started. Reddit exiles unable to get over Reddit. Started appeared en masse on 2011-2 - right as Reddit started becoming a collection of anal retentive circlejerks - and somehow successfully convinced every follow generation of newfags to play ball.
The ACTUAL siths to 4chan's Jedis was twitter, and by the time we realized they were a problem they had already taken over site discourse and every thread OP while we were busy being paranoid over an increasingly irrelevant Reddit.
No.155405
>>155391>There was an mega of pics and i think an IRC chat as well. I think you are interpreting my post as "this is the Xth time a small group organized to raid a forum" while I'm actually meaning to say "this is the Xth time an internet culture dominated by teenagers without moderators to keep them in check becomes an internet wide phenomenon widely reviled for it's shock content"
No.155406
>>155405>Xth time an internet culture dominated by teenagers without moderators to keep them in check becomes an internet wide phenomenon widely reviled for it's shock contentI was a teenager at the time I did this and arguable the same "unfunny" picture of a banana in a YLYL is a form of shock content. I can't speak for other people at the time but from my perspective your distinction doesn't really matter nor is it one I am making but your point is taken.
No.155409
>>155406I think you are correct, as in such groupings are really how it all starts out. you are posting on a site that's the distant descendant of another group starting a whole subculture - siztra's skype/irc, trevor, niggy, etc all were major contributors to getting the /jp/sphere started. Two sites downstreet there's the sharty that's also the less distant descendant of a chatroom of more obscure chatroom raiders.
An old /qa/ck once told me
literally last month how non-anonymous chatrooms dominating the evolution of anonymous content creation has been an open secret in IBs since the raspberry heaven IRC opened 4chan. Not the entire anonymous
zeitgeist mind, but the OC-making side of it is determined by such a small pool of actors that if a 4mod went said it few anons would believe him. It shocked me how much sense it made.
No.155410
>>155404>The ACTUAL siths to 4chan's Jedis was twitter,True I think for pre-Musk twitter. Definitely not for "X"
There's shitshows on there that rarely would be allowed on 4chan, and despite not being anonymous in spirit, it is allowed still, and relative nobodies can and do ratio famous people regularly.
I would call it more an evil twin, but that could also just be some sort of convergence.
No.155411
>>155387This is how I feel about modern 4chan.
4chan used to be a place for like-minded people, a big "us", like an entire website made for me and my parasocial friends. Now, it's a reddit and /pol/ garbage dump with only some good threads hidden under the trash, which you have to dive through to find the good stuff.
No.155412
>>155410i would say yes, old twitter fags saw us a discount twitter they were forced to post in to avoid autobans, and now that X dropped the moderation aspect, we are not even a poor man's twitter.
What will become of 4chan in the next 5 years will be interesting to see. But honestly, I expect such an extreme move towards speech control worldwide taht the US govt will end up just killing 4chan because they can't adapt the moderation methods by design.
No.155413
>>155384The nature of what happened during "happenings" wasn't inter-site, it's inter-board.
What spurred the general anti staff feelings, /v/'s crackdown exported as standard operating procedure to unrelated boards and their culture, also allowed it to concentrate during a happening. For example /pol/ grew by fits and spurts, driven by current events. No one in 2012 was seriously fleeing Reddit to come balloon /pol/'s population during the Zimmerman trial, /pol/ burgeoned with crossboarders coming for the event of it all. Afterwards some would stay on /pol/, some would quit posting until the next happening, but regardless /pol/'s makeup of old /new/smen was shaken up right quick.
And while I had personally quit /v/ almost as soon as /vg/ came into existence, like plenty of other people when the nascent gamergate rolling general appeared on /v/, I was crossboarding right there myself to gawk and argue at the meta of it all. Making early versions of the points I'm making right now and further up the thread.
And this is all in addition to my original point that /v/ itself had been primed with a certain selection of posters, even if a minority, that were ready to find themselves in those threads all deathly serious about agitating for change out off-site.
>very prone to mask as established localsIn my experience, besides my points about betrayal needing real context and broad fast movements necessarily being organic, they aren't very successful at larping when they try.
No.155414
>>155387/tv/ has retained more of the pre-general thread engagement of any of 4chan's media boards. I think it's severely over hated.
No.155424
Did it go down again today? Am I supposed to believe they actually fixed anything after the hack?
No.155425
>>155424Works on my machine
No.155506
>>155494there is a whole tech board dude
>>>/maho/, just ask there, I will answer you there
No.155517
I'm an old man. Explain the shitposting around "AGP" to me.
No.155518
>>155517It's terribly generic kuso 4chan trolling/obsession. Nothing else to say as it's not worthy of mention.
No.155532
>>155517tldr another word for trannies, but a certain variety based on their behavior
No.155534
>>155517the blanchardian schemata
an autogynephile (AGP) is said to get off to the idea of being a woman, derived from their own body, so intrinsically motivated to t-out
while an HSTS or homotrans in contrast wishes to t-out in order to become a good wife, externally motivated, truexemplary female role model trapped in a man's body
scientifically speaking there are a lot of issues with how he decided to outline this, the procedures, and that biological women get off from their own bodies as well, but the above ideas stuck and AGP is predominantly used as an insult or by /lgbt/ trooners fond of the word hon
No.155537
>>155534are autism speedrunner programming socks trannies a third type or just more AGP
No.155538
keep it on 4chan instead of bringing your trash here
No.155539
>>155537according to shitposters, the latter
No.155541
>>155494I saw it but it stopped showing up after a couple of videos.
No.155566
>>155534>blanchardThis fuck again.
No.155614
>>155506sorry, didn't even know that board existed.
No.156127
https://boards.4chan.org/a/thread/279708793#p279709926Supposedly a post got insta banned within a thread that normally would get deleted in seconds by any mod.
Rogue mod, clearly.
No.156228
>call someone a newfag
>my post gets deleted
honestly can't tell if I stepped on a janny's tail or what
No.156299
https://boards.4chan.org/jp/thread/49588927Good try, but the mods are letting them stay and shit everything up
No.156300
>>156299Looks like a case of General Syndrome, which is kind of apt for a /jp/ infection I suppose.
No.156303
>>156302>applying to become jannies to purge these wastes of spaceEven if they did they would quickly get fired for going against the mods' "vision" for /jp/.
I once toyed with the idea of becoming a janitor just so I could go nuclear on the board and delete all the idols and vtubers and most of the generals, but I dropped the idea when I learned that the hiring process required me doing a video interview and doxing myself to the mods.
No.156305
>>156303In the past I considered applying to be the janitor of /fa/ because the board appeared to have no moderation. You could post clearly NSFW material and it would stay up for days. But like you I thought having to dox yourself and sign a contract was ridiculous, and the video interview is news to me but even more laughable.
No.156306
>>156303Yeah, that drove me away too. The 0 cybersecurity is just a nail in the coffin. I don't think the site has even recovered the amount of lost jannies.
No.156308
>>156303They would have fired you immediately for messing with their "visions", or simply for doing too much.
No.156323
>>156299Dead. Mods sure took a while before deleting it.
No.156339
>>156323I said it on warosu and I will say it here, they are enabling them, so there is no longer a point to being on 4/jp/.