/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>43695423
I can think of at least one, but I don't really count that thread since anon was caught changing his IP. It was the most brain-dead level of "anon 1 asks a question, new IP anon 2 answers, new IP anon 3 thanks 2 for answering his question". I'd link it if I was autistic enough to have it saved but alas.
>>43698678
It was definitively dead by the bote game collab but it was already getting raped and pillaged for a bit before that, I think. A thread going from 120-ish IPs that sometimes hit 1k posts during big events over the course of a few days to regularly hitting 350-400 posters with well over 2k posts in less than a day will inevitably end up causing a large portion of it's people to leave it, which was why the thread split happened. There's more to the story there if you're genuinely asking but honestly even if you were at this point it's history nobody will take pleasure in recounting, but given that /vt/ exists you can probably assume what happened with a bit of sparking those neurons.