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>Calling people trannies is just board culture at this point.
Sitewide culture. It has no bearing on individual boards.
>As for doxxing I only saw it occur on /tg/.
I've witnessed it on every other board. Most tripfags doxx themselves for attention.
>I've never seen anyone on any /tg/ general use a trip. It may as well be a feature that dies.
Then you haven't been paying attention.
>It was probably not a post worth starting a conversation for at least on /tg/.
Who the fuck cares? If the thread isn't good, it dies within minutes. If it warrants discussion, it's seen by anyone who comes onto the board and will generate its own engagement. Moreover, what is this obsession with threads being "good enough"? This isn't a fine dining establishment, it's a virtual bar designed for facilitating banter. Do you interrupt people and say "BOOOOORING" when their conversation starter isn't up to your standards?
>I don't know where you're finding this load of tripfaggery
Generals
>but it really doesn't apply to /tg/
Yeah it does. Your own ignorance is not an argument
>hence why generals are good for /tg/ because they keep the board tidier than usual
It also means that I open the catalog, see nothing but echo chambers, pop my head in, see nothing worth replying to, then I go to another board that isn't so goddamn boring.
>and the problems you list aren't present at best and are very rare at worst.
Wrong again.
>The bumping is not inorganic
Neither is it in a dedicated thread. Irrelevant.
>if anything it preserves the funny stuff to be viewed and laughed at.
Archives and screen caps exist for this exact purpose you fool
>it is their problem that they miss the funny stuff instead of actually being literate and reading.
They aren't funny, first off, secondly, needing to DIG for the funny instead of putting it front and center is idiotic.
>Why is forgoing anonymity in a pathetic bid for attention bad?
I sincerely hope this is a joke.
