/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>9390154

What is Tokiko saying here?

>>8959989
u type like a fag heh :)

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If being a NEET is so great, why is everyone on here depressed?

What is your favorite copyright license, /jp/?

I like public domain most, for a few reasons. Firstly, unlike copyleft, your software is truly free--none of the people modifying or sharing your work are restricted under stupid conditions. And unlike copyright, it allows people to share and improve your work. While money can be nice, someone's primary motivation for doing something, whether it's translating comics, or programming a game, or writing a book, or whatever shouldn't be for money; look at the news or around a Barnes and Noble ``book store" to see why that is. It shouldn't be for fame and recognition; have you ever seen those awful watermarks in manga, or how entitled some scanlators are? No, when an artist creates something, he should do it because he wants other people to enjoy it. This is the basis of copyleft--people being able to share or improve the artist's works just mean higher accessibility. And with public domain licensing, you can even modify works and rightfully claim the revised copy as your own, or release it again as public domain, or however you feel your revisions should be copyrighted. This freedom is something that `free' software totally lacks.

>>8639617
They're coming~

No rope. Also, that noose looks a bit small...

>>8299042
I only see one knot.

cute

I read IQ84 a while back. I think that /lit/ hyped it a bit too much. It was a fun read though.

>>8227576
When does "using a tripcode" become "tripcancer", mod-san?

Start shaking and crying. That's what I did last time.

http://fuuka.warosu.org/jp/thread/6628540 and http://fuuka.warosu.org/jp/thread/7443543 my friend.

In the illusionary world, there once was a bird youkai that loved books. Living peacefully in the forest, she kept to herself and lived an honest life. One day, a wandering shrine maiden came and demanded the youkai to hand over her books. Angrily, she said you won't get them without a fight. Shouldn't priestesses live honest lives?I worked hard for these.

i love tokiko

Sudo-chan~ Why do you use a tripcode? I hear they're for jerks!

It's a good way to let the story have cumshots. "Pulling out" or using condoms aren't the ideal conditions for the male, and the woman isn't "pure" if she's taking birth control, because that means she's already having sex and it implies that she wants more sex.

Not everything in fiction is literal. A lot of situations in erotic fiction aren't very realistic, if you haven't noticed.