Anonymous ## Mod No. 16596 [Reply]
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Mentlegen,
it seems that Mootxico's anons are failing to advertise the site. To drum up more posts that aren't CP spam, word of mouth advertisment works best. We tried a banner ad once and some of you remember how that went.
Carry on.
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Mentlegen,it seems that Mootxico's anons are failing to advertise the site. To drum up more posts that aren't CP spam, word of mouth advertisment works best. We tried a banner ad once and some of you remember how that went.
Carry on.
Anonymous No. 16495 [Reply]
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I've come to realize that soyjack party is the new 4chan and 4chan has turned into Something Awful in terms of Internet legacy/hierarchy. Even if it is all shit, soyjack party cranks out OC, pulls stunts, and raids as well as 4chan did in its heyday. Nowadays 4chan is mainly a bastion of discussion and past efforts and anyone who takes it seriously is considered to be a part of the old, irrelevant guard. And think about it critically for a second: did many of the oldheads from the past internet find 4chan's injokes, memes, and stunts entertaining? "Those stupid teenagers and their annoying desu spams". It's odd to think of the possibility that in several years there might be newfags browsing soyjack party that haven't even visited 4chan much like many 4chan newfags don't bother with SA. I thought the shift of internet culture ended with 4chan, but that's obviously a massive jump to a conclusion. Holding onto a website and its memories also seems just as pointless if you don't want to get stuck in the mire of a faded past.
Not to say that anyone needs to acquiesce to soyjack's possible impending cultural status, but it is a fair discussion. Mootxi.co falls out of the purview of any of this.
picrel
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I've come to realize that soyjack party is the new 4chan and 4chan has turned into Something Awful in terms of Internet legacy/hierarchy. Even if it is all shit, soyjack party cranks out OC, pulls stunts, and raids as well as 4chan did in its heyday. Nowadays 4chan is mainly a bastion of discussion and past efforts and anyone who takes it seriously is considered to be a part of the old, irrelevant guard. And think about it critically for a second: did many of the oldheads from the past internet find 4chan's injokes, memes, and stunts entertaining? "Those stupid teenagers and their annoying desu spams". It's odd to think of the possibility that in several years there might be newfags browsing soyjack party that haven't even visited 4chan much like many 4chan newfags don't bother with SA. I thought the shift of internet culture ended with 4chan, but that's obviously a massive jump to a conclusion. Holding onto a website and its memories also seems just as pointless if you don't want to get stuck in the mire of a faded past.Not to say that anyone needs to acquiesce to soyjack's possible impending cultural status, but it is a fair discussion. Mootxi.co falls out of the purview of any of this.
picrel
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Anonymous No. 16614 [Reply]
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The world you want to live in doesn't exist
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The world you want to live in doesn't exist
Anonymous No. 16608 [Reply]
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Do u skrubs even like MLG?
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Do u skrubs even like MLG?
Anonymous Canterlot Royal Ballet Academy No. 16600 [Reply]
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