/jp/ - Otaku Culture

*shrugs*

I wasn't on /jp/ in 2009. I wasn't even on 4chan.

Yes. /jp/s form of irony is very polished and distinct. It takes time to develop something like that.

Nope. In 2009 it was the best time for irony.

I don't remember how /jp/ was in 2009 so I'll just say it was better than it is now because that's what an oldfag like me would say. It was still pretty ironic.

I don't like all these idol threads popping up everywhere. Shouldn't they go to /mu/? Although I like that we get to discuss JAV actress and cosplayers now, that's otaku culture.

>>11707320
>I don't like all these idol threads popping up everywhere.
They stick to their threads and don't bother anyone else.
I think they're ok. You can just hide the threads and it's like they aren't even here.

Everyone is /b/ type of ironic and /a/ culture is still predominant.

over all it wuz more ironic per capita but the extent of irony in some single contemporary jp posts is greater than most posts then

>>11707281
2009 /jp/ wouldn't allow shit like fumo threads and would contain anything related to idols to a single thread each time.

>>11707320
>I don't remember how /jp/ was in 2009
People talk about "the good old days" and when so and so board was "good," but I can barely remember what 4chan was like years ago. Most of it is like an insignificant blur to me.