/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>36835895
>Only the active generals have their own resident jannies and they're still shit at their job
Half the generals on 4chan think the janny personally stalks their thread but the overwhelming majority of the time it's not true in the slightest and janny actually hates the whole thread for being fags. The reason active generals get more moderation is because the people in them report brigade everything they don't like and it floats to the top of the queue.

>>36838007
>it was never good, but it wasn't always a mechanical repository of "general" threads like the other guy said
The general era we're all living in now was a direct reaction to the shitposter era. Old /jp/ was always a balance between "community" and "on-topic discussion" but when the community became so shit that shitposters would invade completely irrelevant on-topic threads, the mods diagnosed it as terminally ill and euthanized it. There were plenty of /jp/sies who supported it at the time because it wasn't getting better. You can't go home again.

>we will never go back to these glorious times

I still think of this and tear up sometimes.

I remember the original janny vs niggy war here. /v/ is having their own jannyfit now. Personally I like the autistic determination of the janny to keep /jp/ clear of memes. Good times, but I do think we've all grown up a little too much to go back.

I haven't been to /jp/ in like a year but it's much better than I remembered it.

never forget

Obligatory.

Will 2016 bring back the /jp/ funposters and make the board back alive instead of just being a general board?

>/jp/

>>13397826

Yup, ty.

This is my favorite /jp/ picture