/jp/ - Otaku Culture

I don't get the common use of tripcodes.

If you're going to often post with a tripcode, or care about people who use tripcode, then wouldn't you be better off on a forum?

#/jp/'s talking about booze and partying.

#/jp/'s being shitty again

#/jp/'s at its very worst now.

I swear it's the people in that channel that's purposely shitting up /jp/.

Why must #/jp/ still continue to be so awful and normal?

I'm ashamed that they are the average /jp/er.

A helpful guide as to what belongs here and what does not.

Touhou, visual novels and figures obviously belong here since they are the reason this board was created.

All DOJIN games belong here. Games that are mainstream (being released for a current console) or have a large following outside /jp/ (such as Cave story) belong in /v/.

Other dojinshi threads are okay for the most part.

Idol threads do not belong here at all; instead, they go in /s/ and possibly /mu/.

Doll and kig threads have a loyal following and are strongly /jp/ related; not only do they belong here, but a few more threads wouldn't hurt.

Threads actually about the location of Japan belong in /trv/.

Threads asking about the Japanese language belong in the text board /lang/.

Fetish threads are /jp/'s resident niche and are okay in small quantities.

Image dumps belong elsewhere.

No this is her

Why is it the the Japanese don't go batshit insane when something big happens? Sure, there's some spark at first, but it quickly dies and fades out of existence (with only a few minor expections like Tsutomu Miyazaki).

In the West though, little things get blow way out of proportion and sparks a lot of controversy.

Why aren't you in line?

Goddammit, /jp/ (and all of 4chan) was much better when the DNS server was down.

>>716982
can't remember.

>>549912
>>549903
Personally, I think the mods are MooMoo fags
themselves.