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No I completely understand it and know where it came from. I've been around for 8+ years on a daily basis on many boards. You're not seeing the side of this wh
by NovaS1X 11y ago
No I completely understand it and know where it came from. I've been around for 8+ years on a daily basis on many boards.
You're not seeing the side of this where identity is seen as a negative thing. This shows itself in the response to tripfags on almost every board that's not /o/ or /p/. Regardless of the use of the meme (it was an example, not gospel) it boils down to the same roots which implies "this is an anonymous site, you are not to be identified and if you out yourself then we will troll you". This happens to anyone of any identification. Identification is not important to the community and thus your interactions with others are judged on content and message and not identity.
- pyre 11y agoOk, so if 4chan is a gender-neutral site, then why is the assumption that everyone is male until proven otherwise?