/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

Does /jp/ remember Cornelia-tan?

Also was Dan the guy making all these Meido comics or what?

[Anonymous No.]

What is a Cornelia-tan?

[Anonymous No.]

Never has /jp/ been as stupid as during that time. Not before and not since.

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>>11492098
Did you not discover 4chan until after captcha was implemented?

Be honest.

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>>11492093
>Does /jp/ remember Cornelia-tan?
Of course not.

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What was it that made Cornelia-tan distinct from other bots? I honestly don't remember.

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>>11492093
Rember Cornelia-tan?

>MFW No one remembers /jp/'s CYOA's before they moved

And you call yourself an oldfag?

please.

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>>11492103
I hadn't browsed /jp/ often before captcha was implemented.

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>>11492110
She would take a few words from other posts and mix them together.
She named herself and she also wishes to feed her dick a bird.

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>>11492125
>She named herself and she also wishes to feed her dick a bird.

Right, I remember now.

Some of her randomly generated posts were pretty coherent, which is why our autism prompted us to treat her like a real person.

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>>11492110
Most bots just blank posted with an image or used the same text in every post. Cornellia instead copied random posts on the board while quoting posts in the thread it was replying to. This would often lead to hilarious results, and why she was even called Cornellia in the first place.

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>>11492111
The Gensokyo the Mods did not Love

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Did she ever get her Al Pacino thread?

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>>11492144
I'm pretty sure someone made one for her after she said it.

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How come there's a Cornelia and a Meido and a Captcha tan, but no unontulk(u=a)-tan? That was equally responsible for captcha.

>>11492134
>>11492110
That and she stole files from your computer to make random data added to herself so she could repost images without being image filtered. I think the past ones just made their own random data.

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>>11492166
Anontalk didn't need to be anthropomorphized because everyone knew about Kimmo.

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>>11492175
Speaking of Kimmo, I wonder what he's been doing these last few years. He lost the anontalk domain before captcha was even implemented. Then at some point he shut the site down for the final time.

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>>11492181
He probably got murdered or arrested, people knew his address and would prank him by shitting in his mailbox.

[Anonymous No.]

Yesh. But never understood how it worked or if it possible getting virused with just an image. Scary.

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Cornelia is the best thing that happened to this board,

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>>11492111
[x] go into the lake

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>>11492210
It's a script, like all the others, that you have to not only save but actually rename it and then run it.

If you think that's dumb, consider the original ones were pure text in a post that people on /b/ copied, saved, and ran.

In other words, if you're not an idiot, nothing would happen even if you saved Cornelia pics. Except the small chance that there was someone's CP embedded in it.

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>>11492229
I started unzipping images I save from /jp/ I was surprised to find that 30% of them have CP.

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>>11492098
Spambot, automatically posted pics with a Windows shell script embedded, and instructions in the image on how (idiot) users could infect their own machines.

Very effective. But you have to remember this was back in the old days on 4chan, when the twit brigade would pretty reliably just do whatever people presented to them as something to do.

Captcha of course nixes the thing as well, same as any spambot.

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>>11492242
Someone needs to make a version that inserts an image into the image post box even if the user didn't intend to post an image.

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that was a fun time. i rememberd i edited the script so it would post with its name as cornelia-tan

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>>11492210
There was actually briefly a malformed-data exploit that took advantage of a library for jpeg in Windows, but that was more significant as one of the bazillion ways MSIE caught "viruses" off of banner ad network ads (one of the reasons moot didn't go for those. The other being that I guess he could only sign up with porn ad networks.)

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>>11492257
It's a truly sad world where 4chan can be flooded with normalfags but normalfag groups won't let moot use their moneymaking and paypal services.

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>>11492242
>back in the old days on 4chan

Normally I hate it when people argue about when the "good old days" were, but come the fuck on.

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> Also was Dan the guy making all these Meido comics or what?

Are you copying my question from yesterday?

I remember reading that it was someone else (maybe a Brazilian?), but I get confused with those thick-line images, the more crayony comics, and Dan's threads, because they're all posted anonymously and kind of blend together.

Also who did the Cirno Q&A threads? Pretty sure Dan said it wasn't him.

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>>11492267
Oh they did, it's just the folks running paypal were looking for any excuse they could to seize money. Got themselves in trouble for it, too.

Looks like moot's not having any trouble taking payments for passes now, though, since he's working with real credit card processing services.

[Anonymous No.]

I remember dumbasses intentionally ran it. I almost ran it myself.

Another thing it did was, it took a random file from your My Documents folder and uploaded it to the hacker. He then posted a huge torrent of all the shit he collected. Ask /g/ if you don't believe me.

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>>11492290
>and uploaded it to the hacker.

It was just there in the file, like that old concatenating archives trick.

I actually felt really guilty checking some of them out. There were a lot of resumés, bank statements, personal letters, stuff like that.
Computers can be pretty scary.

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>>11492294
This is why you should run 𝐎𝐩𝐞𝐧𝐵𝑆𝐷

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>>11492294
This is why you should run 𝑶𝒑𝒆𝒏**BSD

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>>11492305
more like 𝐎𝐩𝐞𝐧𝐓𝐨𝐓𝐡𝐞𝐅𝐁𝐈𝐵𝑆𝐷 lmao

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>>11492093
>>11492242
You know what I just realized?

With the introduction of 4chan Pass, someone could modify Cornelia-tan to automatically use the user's 4chan Pass and post.

[Suika-Tan !Npq.Isx2OE No.]

No, I don't. No surprise there, hopefully.

[Anonymous No.]

I wonder if Cornelia-tan is still trying to post to this day...

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>>11497587
He would just get his pass revoked.

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>>11497635
Just like how bans stopped Corneli- oh wait it didn't.

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>>11497656
You know just as well as we do that this and that are two completely separate issues. A ban can be evaded, but a new pass has to bought with monies.

[Anonymous No.]

Fun fact, you can ban evade using your pass every 30 minutes in all impunity.

[Suika-Tan !Npq.Isx2OE No.]

>>11497712
I wonder.. Has anyone ever been assigned a new IP after resetting their modem that also has a 4chan ban? Of the millions of IPs, the odds would be slim, but possible, I guess.

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>>11497720
>Has anyone ever been assigned a new IP after resetting their modem that also has a 4chan ban

It's resetted into banned ones before for me, but I don't think I've reset from a ban into a ban.

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>>11497720
>>11497721
This scares me.
You horrible ban evaders keep locking up a bunch of IPs. What if I accidentally get a banned one? What will I do then? Does moot clean out the old banned IPs every few years?

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>>11497723
This issue will become non-existant with the introduction of IPV6.

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>>11497723
The bans nowadays have drastically reduced durations. Go check it out yourself on the bans page, ban evasion/underage/illegal is only 90 days instead of permaban.

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>>11497729
How long until it's the standard?

[Suika-Tan !Npq.Isx2OE No.]

>>11497734
This basically eliminates the issue then, but ninety days is still a long time! I was banned for three days, and I got really anxious and nervous until it was over.

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>>11497743
Depends from your government and ISP.

Probably as soon as we run out of IPV4 addresses.

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>>11497753
Also, you can probably get one from your ISP. Mine already does.

[Anonymous No.]

I forgot I had all this Cornelia and Meido fanart on my computer.

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>>11497729
4chan will just start banning subnets instead of individual ips.

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>>11497669
Passes are rarely revoked.

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>>11497807
IPV6 will be the death of dynamic IPs.

[Anonymous No.]

And that's all I've got.

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>>11497823
Good. I hate how privileged dynamic ip users are.

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>>11492207
>/jp/... are you seriously going through with? "adopting a spambot, putting it in a frilly dress and calling it a girl? Fucked up shit man
He's right ya' know

[Suika-Tan !Npq.Isx2OE No.]

>>11497830
Ah! I'm not okay with this!

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>>11497840

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[Suika-Tan !Npq.Isx2OE No.]

>>11497841
Sorry, I wrong thread.

I wasn't here while this was going on, but how bad was it? Were threads like this common?

[Anonymous No.]

Why was she so loudmouthed and rude?

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[Suika-Tan !Npq.Isx2OE No.]

>>>5796990

/jp/ was so cute when he was young

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>>11497849
She only reflected the users of any given board, it was actually a great experience, to watch her in her stormbot persona, and the butt-hurt... the butt-hurt was delicious.

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>>11497734
(n.b.: two full weeks just for randomly pissing them off, though)

[Anonymous No.]

oh man is this where we get to stroke out our oldfag epeen??
remember /l/ guys???? yeah those were the days

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>>11497945
I notice that /l/ never turns up in any of the historical documentations about 4chan. It's only ever /b/. I mean, how many people are still around that used to browse /l/? In a few years, no one will remember, and then the whole board will be purged clean from history.

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>>11498006
Which would be a great thing.

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>>11497851
oh lawd.
My post is in there.
Although to be honest, I'd rather have cornelia than the captcha, at least cornelia isn't fucking annoying.

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>>11498041
Well, when you think about it, cornelia is at least partially responsible for the Shekelpass™ introduction. That being said, I think, that she single-handedly made some otherwise shit threads amusing.

[Anonymous No.]

How come I don't remember these spam bots? I only remember the anonib spam. Was this only on some boards or site wide?

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>>11498242
Everywhere besides on boards like /gif/ because the bot couldn't post stuff like GIF.

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>>11498006
People still remember it and bring it up (and old /g/) when they say that moot was some guy banned from SA and how 4chan was made for edgy freaks only, or whenever someone asks for a loli board

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>>11498006
I browsed so sparingly in the old days I just remember snippets of things, it's sad. I remember /l/ I could swear /g/ used to be guro, but I think I'm just remembering wrong.

I thought scaturday predated caturday, and there was a day for guro too right? I'd never come into /jp/ since whenever I looked at the first page I always got a strong feeling that I shouldn't disturb it.

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>>11498347
>I could swear /g/ used to be guro
You're right
>whenever I looked at the first page I always got a strong feeling that I shouldn't disturb it
I feel the same way most of the time but I also fear that not contributing anything will just cripple it also, but also fear weather I made shitty post or an okay one

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>>11498363
If only the rules were still that simple

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>>11498291
I love this image.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11498400
I love you, anon-kun.

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>>11498410
W-...Really?

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>>11498347
>>11498363
http://web.archive.org/web/20031010154851/http://www.4chan.net/rules.php

[Anonymous No.]

None of you were here during .net. Not a single one of you. Don't bother defending yourself.

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>>11492093
Dan made so much stuff for us, and now he is gone... forever.

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>>11492242

>twit brigade

who is the twit brigade? are they an army of some kind?

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>>11497820
Who's the russian fed bot?

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>>11497830
I swear >mfw started after captchas.

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>>11498773
mfw started after the mod on /sp/ banned the entire phrase >my face when so the users got butthurt and started to say >mfw and made pictures like this.

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>>11497848
All the time. It's so silly seeing new people saying "We don't need the Captcha! The site was fine without it!", but it really wasn't. If some kid made a script and posted it on /b/ you bet your ass it would be all over the site in less than an hour or so.

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>>11498816
Seriously, I remember 4chan's servers crashing at minimum twice a week because of how many spambots there used to be. Now the servers being down is a rare occurrence.

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Remember when /jp/ janitors were worth a damn

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>>11498849
I miss AoC.

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>>11498804
Oh god, that's fabulous

[Captain Spicard !mOdChRomEs No.]

>>11498816
Despite how technologically retarded /g/ is for being a tech board, /g/ rarely had bot floods. They must have been just smart enough not to run questionable text and files.

[Captain Spicard !mOdChRomEs No.]

>>11498006
I could be wrong, but the way I see it, aside from the very first 4channers, the second wave, pre-gaia came in due to the slowly growing fame of /b/. And myself, I had only ventured outside of /b/ after a long time lurking, finally getting brave enough to post, and then getting tired of /b/. I suspect that if there are few people who know much about 4chan other than /b/ from those times, it's because people started off at /b/ and only changed boards years or months down the road.

[Anonymous No.]

Am I the only one who thinks the many of these were made by a human pretending to be the bot?

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>>11498804
I always thought it was satire on the whole internet and acronyms thing

[Anonymous No.]

The goold days!

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>>11498886
I wouldn't be surprised if a good bit of them were, but you have to remember how stupid and underaged a good portion of 4chan is and how many of them actually followed the images to give themselves a virus.

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>>11498882
That's how it used to be, and i have a (sort of) similar story.
aThe LURK MORE mentality is one of the main issues with nowdays userbase and has been for years.

[Captain Spicard !mOdChRomEs No.]

>>11498897
New posters dont even know what lurking means. 4chan culture is lost by people not first lurking to figure out how to act. Final destination: faggotry. But not the good kind.

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>>11498804
you know which one i never understood, that one "my face when X being fat near me"

I tried asking before what this 'being fat near me' thing was about but I never got an answer. Seems to have disappeared entirely.

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>>11498907
My face when an American was being fat near me?

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>>11498905
And thus the replacement of 4chan true culture with current "muh board culture".


That being said, how would you people feel if random anons began to post nonesense under the guise (and name) of Cordelia.
Is it even a banable offense?

[Anonymous No.]

4chan has and will always be a shit board with a shit userbase. The only thing that has changed is the quantity of shit

I remember some people thought that it was the end of the world when frames were no longer default

>>11498950
>Cordelia
I always love how she was named after the sanest of the three daughters of King Lear

[Anonymous No.]

the "lurk more" mentality means lurk more so that you can better conform to the collective hivemind and don't ever stray from it which is against what 4chan claims to be about.

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>>11492121
Cornelia infected ALL of 4chan doufus

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>>11498962
>4chan has and will always be a shit board with a shit userbase
This never happened in 2008

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>>11498962
>I remember some people thought that it was the end of the world when frames were no longer default

I just switched back to frames, and still use them. But I also don't really remember any outrage over that, still it's nice to have a choice.

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>>11498986
Yes it did. Take off your nostalgia goggles and check the archives.

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>>11498983
Not who you're replying to, but I genuinely had no idea it had a name. I guess it doesn't help I didn't have an internet connection while all that happened.

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>>11498986
No, 4chan has always been shit. It might have been a different kind of shit back then but it was still shit.

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>>11498907
>>11498927
Yeah it was "My face when an American was fat hear me". Those went on because the board didn't have flags yet so Americans acting like Europeans and vice versa to start flame wars was really common.

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>>11498927
>>11498907
Hahah, I remember that meme.

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>>11498804
Even more autistic than /jp/'s hotglue era ironic autism-butthurt text covered images

>>11498882
>the second wave, pre-gaia came in due to the slowly growing fame of /b/
I never understood why people blame Gaia for anything. For one, Gaia is older than 4chan. Original 4chan users might have gone there first.

For two, 4chan was ruined by the people habbo, etc raids brought back as well as people flooding in from news reports and general "dis site is so underground and naughty guys"

For three, what is special about Gaia that is different from the newfags that flooded literally everywhere around 2005? It's one of those places that everyone seems to talk about, but claim they don't visit, yet they can apparently spot posters from there and know they're the ones ruining the site.

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>>11499081
4chan always uses a scapegoat to blame for the userbase going down.It was Gaia in the past and now it's a combination of Reddit and Tumblr.

I haven't seen someone blame Gaia in a good two years.

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>>11499081
GTFO. Raiding habbo, making chicks cry on ABC, etc... was great. It wasn't until Hal Turner that raids got fucked up... eventually leading to the fucking Chanology shit.

The influx of new users skyrocketed way after raids, and JB were banned on /b/. You have no idea what you are talking about.

I suppose I should congratulate you, though. Moralfags like you won out and turned /b/ into another generic OT forum.

I'm surprised you're not a tripfag on top of it all.

[Captain Spicard !mOdChRomEs No.]

>>11499081
There's no proof of floods of new people on /b/ being due to gaia, it's just I used pre-gaia as a timeline, since there was a time where people claimed thats where new people were coming from. I don't exactly know where bunches of new people came in from. Possibly ebaums, and these days facebook and reddit but in the older days I don't think there was a definite place. It was just a place that spread word of mouth among small circles.

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>>11499115
>but in the older days I don't think there was a definite place
YTMND or newgrounds.

[Captain Spicard !mOdChRomEs No.]

>>11499132
Was newgrounds even popular still when 4chan was invented?

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>>11499148
Yes.

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>>11499010
>I [...] frames [...] use them

Are you a "crossboarder"?

[Anonymous No.]

>>11499107
leegun :D

[Anonymous No.]

I'm in love with Cornelia-tan!

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>>11498970
Yeah but if I wanted to talk to a bunch of normies I'd start a tumblr or something.

Unfortunately all the "lurk moar" in the world doesn't actually make people lurk because normals feel entitled to everything.

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>>11498006
The thing is that pretty much anyone who says he misses /l/ is a lying cunt.
Its existence on 4chan was so brief you can count the people who posted on 4chan then and still browse now on one hand.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11501509
Let's actually count!
1: me
2: moot
3: ???
4: ???
5: ???

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>>11501546
Found the lying cunt.

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>>11498970
There's a difference between being informed on how things are currently handled in a system and then deciding that something needs to change

versus just waltzing into a completely new place with total disregard to how things operate there and deciding you don't need to them because if they do things differently from you then they must be wrong

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>>11498970
lurk more doesn't mean "don't stray from the collective"
it means to first inform yourself about how things operate, and then decide what to do

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>>11499188
Yes, I also use /ck/.

But mainly for nostalgic reasons, as I can't deal with change.

[Anonymous No.]

Holy [b][i]f*ckkkkkkk[/i][b]...

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>>11498434
>"/c/ - Anime/Cute" image board
>3. Pedo-rific pictures are perfectly fine. I don't care what you post here, as long as it is "cute".
Heh...

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>>11497817
Not true. I've had about ~10 passes revoked and my money refunded.