/jp/ - Otaku Culture

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>>2364399
>posting breasts on a pedo/loli-loving bunch for attention

>>2364399
There was no comment posted.
I still don't understand why tripfags can cause so much drama on /jp/ and /a/.

Shitty metathread, hidden etc.

/jp/ came from /a/
/a/ hates tripfags
problem solved.

I dunno, some of the tripfags are really cool, Sakura especially. Makes all the others look like nothing.

shirou.mybrute.com

Don't go here.

/v/ doesn't care about tripfags? Weren't they the ones to start with the tripfag tier list?

It's really quite simple.
By establishing an identity a tripfag opens a tracking account. Most tripfags fail to build up any goodwill by contributing anything. Because they are not distinguishing themselves by merit their name serves no purpose beyond the ego. Over time they do stupid shit and build resentment instead.
Original content and collaboration on this board is minimal. You could translate, provide sources, or provide some other entertainment. Not much opportunity to distinguish one's merits, so tripfags on average are a detriment.

>>2364419
But is there any reason to just blindly hate tripfags in general?
It's kind of silly to see people complaining about them constantly when shittier boards like /v/ have no problem like that.

>>2364430

/jp/ is super easy to troll.

There's your answer.

>>2364419
Sup, Sakura?

>>2364429
Pretty much this, except they tend to do retarded shit from the outset. There are maybe 1 or 2 tripfags that aren't totally retarded but that's it.

/a/?

Don't compare us with that shithole.

XFD post 5s for epic lulz

>>2364399
Only thing that made me click the thumbnail was the fact I couldn't see the text.

/jp/ thinks you need to contribute something glorious to unlock the ability to enter text into an empty name field.

>>2364428
The tier lists were for trolls and idiots like Donkey Kong, Walter, Lanced Jack, etc.
Any other tripfag was on the same level as Anonymous posters.

>>2364429
But that doesn't explain why other boards don't seem to have the "tripfags are cancer. sage sage" drama that /jp/ and /a/ have.

>>2364436
I also find it odd since when I compare Anonymous posts to posts by tripfags they don't seem to differ that much (with exceptions of course. There are always truly attention whoring tripfags like Taiko Drum Master)

>>2364444
I don't think it's that really..

>>2364437
Yo!

The only good, worth mentioning, and worth of respect tripfag here is Hong Meiling.
Although I admit I'm kinda tsundere for Arc because of his trolling skill.

>>2364453
To expand on the first part of the post, I've also heard it been mentioned that if tripfags got rid of their trip they wouldn't be a problem.
Not to mention people think forced anon will solve anything to do with attention seekers (who would just find other ways to have identity)
So I think the tripfags being worse posters is nothing more than a delusion.

Some tripfags get super butthurt and go "Y U NOT LIEK ME ;_;" when Anon trolls them.

I just troll them right back when I choose not to ignore them. /jp/ isn't really prepared for me, especially since I can start 200-reply shitstorms with a snap of my fingers.

>>2364445
They're also generally speaking larger boards. If /jp/ had forced identities we'd wash out into a limited number of users. Even with anon you can recognize some people. A sin I'm probably guilty of.
Add to that that most threads here are opinion/faction based and you end up with forum cliques and people circle-jerking each other's opinions. The element of uncertainty helps balance arrogance in discussion.
I don't know about you but getting away from that shit is why I'm here.

>>2364430
>>shittier boards like /v/ have no problem like that.
Here, let me rephrase for you what you just said.
>>/v/ has no problem with tripfags like you do. They are also a very shitty board.
Ball's in your court.

Myself, I don't particularly enjoy the concept of tripcodes, but I tolerate it to a low extent. I have respect for certain, few tripfags that contribute something concrete and palpable. Meiling/China (I don't remember or care, these days) for example contributes doujins scrounged off of Share and so on, and thus contributes.
I might prefer to see him/her do it anonymously, but when your repository is so large and it becomes necessary to archive it, it becomes sort of necessary to identify yourself to the board so people know where, for example, the mediafire link comes from.
On the whole though, I see tripfags as an egotistical, attention seeking group of board detractions, full of an inane sense of self-worth and entitlement.

But that's just the opinion of this Anonymous.

I think a lot of us actually don't mind tripfags. The ones who are so extremely anti-tripfag are probably a vocal minority. After reading many long-winded rants I've come to recognize the writing styles of a couple of them, and it's always the same ones who start arguments with tripfags.

Either way we aren't nearly as bad as /a/ because people rarely do that stupid shit where they quote the tripfag's name and sage the thread (probably because most of us know how sage works).

Why aren't people allowed to post with names?

It's funny that a lot of /jp/ feels you need to contribute something worthwhile in order to validate the fact you are using a trip. If I post in /jp/ with a random name / trip, it makes no sense that I would be doing it for attention unless I love being called "faggot" all the time.

People who actually contribute things AND use names / trips are the real attention getters because they just want everyone to recognize / thank them as often as possible.