>>38876>I can only go by reactions, reports or meta posts and I haven't seen any complaints about the change in atmosphere.I've been in Kissu since pretty much since the start but was never a part of the 4/qa/ it grew out of, or of 4/jp/. I'd refrained from saying anything about the changes I'd seen after the whole 4chan debacle because of that. "If the mods aren't interfering then maybe it's just culture I wasn't a part of", was my mindset.
But really, I liked the old kissu with single digit posts per day; when I could read every single post, when everyone was fun posting and even the serious posts weren't /pol/ posts or much of anything that related to the bad parts of real life. I don't like the constant real life talk going on right now. I feel an atmosphere of hostility in the current Kissu which I don't remember being in the old Kissu.
I might be in the minority in this, but I don't like the influx of Touhou posts on /jp/ either. There's so much of it you could create a /2hu/ with them.
I don't like /amv/ either, Kissu isn't one for dedicated anime threads in a dedicated anime board. I'm glad the idea to archive the seasonal anime thread was not put into play, because there would've been no where else to discuss seasonal anime. The seasonal anime threads on /amv/ are usually all dead, it's one anonymous making the thread and then there's rarely any posts in them.
It used to be that you'd make a /jp/ fun post and that post would be used as the de-facto thread for that anime, but posts don't last as long on /jp/ anymore (partly the reason /amv/ was created). /amv/ is really just /v/, not much /am/ activity.
I understand that this is a result of there being a lot of people in a shared space; the more the people, the more likely they are to disagree, be hostile, or even agree on posts that I would deem "not the Kissu I know", but I don't know what's the Kissu I know anymore.
Sorry for the rant. Thought I'd let my opinion be known if we're talking opinions on Kissu.