/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

ITT: Ways to detect neo-/jp/sies

If they say "You don't belong here"
If they redirect you to other boards
If they suck moderator/janitor/moot cock
If they think that /q/ was a good idea
If they like the new sticky and rules
If they claim that you are tokiko because you aren't sucking mod cock like them
If they hate fun
If they think that this board was made for touhou

[Anonymous No.]

They make worthless replies like "Go away" instead of just reporting and hiding threads.

[Anonymous No.]

If they disagree with me, they are from "neo"-/jp/. How classic.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9618642
Neo-/jp/sie confirmed, fire away.

[NSJ No.]

> If they claim that you are tokiko because you aren't sucking mod cock like them

Nice try, Tokiko. Go back to trolling /q/.

[Anonymous No.]

If they think that the steam shitposting group is a real thing

[Anonymous No.]

Signs of new /jp/ denizens:

-Appears constantly irritated, sometimes even enraged
-Never posts without using sage
-Feels the need to police the board
-Will spam board redirects to anyone who disagrees with or irritates them
-Complains about greentext, image macros, doubles and other standard 4chan fare
-Complains about established /jp/ content, usually Touhou or visual novels
-Tends to overuse the terms "summer", "shitpost(er)", "newfag", and "samefag"
-On that note, they will almost invariably call two people who disagree with them "samefag"
-All in all, treats /jp/ as if it's a secret club that only they belong to

[Anonymous No.]

If they're making meta-threads.