/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

4chan is better now than it has ever been (when dealing with 4chan's purpose, like /jp/ and Japanese culture).

I've have been here for quite a few years and, looking back, old 4chan was shit. The quality of the posts were pretty low (emoticons and lack of English mechanics) and the material discussed was pretty limited. The users (apparently its shine) were pretty standard fare in the "mainstream society" (most being from SA) and pretty much all flocked towards anything "epic". Worst yet was the idolization of certain things (specifically that lazy asshole Snacks) and asinine sense of quality. Hell, early 4chan was nothing more than a grown-up Gaia and 2005/6-4chan was just forcefully moving from that into shit.

Sure, 4chan has long lost it ways (with /b/ becoming the center of Internet culture), but the places where 4chan's purpose remains (such as /jp/) have quality that old 4chan couldn't match. The "oldfags" (mostly the ones who just claim they are), can't see that 4chan's purpose has greatly expanded (with many aspects of Japanese culture being more accessible and translated as a result) and a much greater variety is out there than before (pic oddly related). In addition, the quality of posts have improved and most users are much wiser than old 4chan.

[Anonymous No.]

Delicious copypasta.

[Anonymous No.]

What the butt?

[Arcueid Brunestud !ARCIkc4cG6 No.]

> but the places where 4chan's purpose remains (such as /jp/) have quality that old 4chan couldn't match.
>The "oldfags" (mostly the ones who just claim they are), can't see that 4chan's purpose has greatly expanded (with many aspects of Japanese culture being more accessible and translated as a result) and a much greater variety is out there than before (pic oddly related).
>In addition, the quality of posts have improved and most users are much wiser than old 4chan.

ARE YOU FUCKING SERIOUS?

I am angry at you for making this thread.

[Anonymous No.]

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[Anonymous No.]

Bracing for shitstorm

[Anonymous No.]

>>978640
I don't think so, but I have a feeling it'll become one.

[Anonymous No.]

/jp/ is about Japanese culture? Every time I bring up anything of the sort, it gets saged down by all the 2D guys.

[Anonymous No.]

these cruel untruths cut me to the bone

[Anonymous No.]

4chan is worse now than it has ever been (when dealing with 4chan's purpose, like /jp/ and Japanese culture).

I haven't been here for quite a few years and, looking now, new 4chan is shit. The quality of the posts are pretty low (emoticons and lack of English mechanics) and the material discussed is pretty limited. The users (apparently its shine) are pretty standard fare in the "mainstream society" (most being from SA) and pretty much all flock towards anything "epic". Worst yet is the idolization of certain things (specifically that lazy asshole Moot) and asinine sense of quality. Hell, 4chan is nothing more than a grown-up Gaia and 2007/8-4chan is just forcefully into shit.

Sure, 4chan hasn't long lost it's ways (with /b/ becoming the center of Internet culture), but the places where 4chan's purpose remains (such as /jp/) have quality that old 4chan can match. The oldfags can see that 4chan's purpose has greatly expanded (with many aspects of Japanese culture being more accessible and translated as a result) and a much greater variety is out there than before (pic oddly related). In addition, the quality of posts hasn't improved and most users aren't much wiser than old 4chan.

[Anonymous No.]

aging for truth

[Anonymous No.]

I'm not detecting any /jp/ material, captain.

[Anonymous No.]

>>978681
It's all about /jp/.

[Anonymous No.]

not Touhou

/jp/ - Touhou

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