/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>14126126
>full of /v/ and /pol/
go back to reddit, cancer

how to spot reddit/tumblr users

Typical behaviour includes:
>Bringing up old memes or events when they're completely irrelevant to try and establish oldfag cred
>not understanding 4chan is a community and discussion site and not a raw content provider site
>making no-content posts that are in essence upvotes such as "/thread" and "this", especially so in response to very minor posts that wouldn't even warrant that type of response
>attempting to enforce their personal opinions as if they're site rules (popular examples are "weeb boards make up less than a sixth of all boards total, we need a GR15 addendum to quarantine anime because I don't like seeing it on /v/")
>deliberately tries to recreate the exact same sort of irreverent off topic threads content aggregators love to screencap and document, complete with screencapping the glut of textless reaction image replies like they're some sort of laugh track
>admission that the threads directly stated above is what they come to 4chan for, and believe that they're much better and worthwhile than genuine discussion threads
>deliberately makes off topic threads and then defends them as "board culture", explicitly referring to them as such
>vehemently refuses to lurk and attacks anons attempting to self moderate with stuff like "muh sekrt klub :^)"