>>955841069
4chan is an echo chamber jason and sakura doesnt care in the slightest what people say in here

>>45182323
A girl posts her ffs results here, then has a BPD episode... and suddenly you notice that a famous programmer bears a slight resemblance to someone who used to post here...
Or, all of a sudden, you start seeing the daughters of famous politicians or businesspeople in your Discord groups, it happened to me once. It�s extremely strange, but yeah, we�re a small community; Discord, Reddit, 4chan, Twitter, that�s the whole circle.

cool to see the intersection of the most basic bitch normie trend ever and 4chan autists

>>750736834
Yeah I wish I could go back to my 2007 introduction to 4chan, without weird newfag spammers like you

got it 9 yrs ago. For context this is like my 3rd day on 4chan so dont think its indicative of the norm here or not. I just like feeling included in things online. Cyber space is pretty lonely. but if we ever did like 2+ people browsing at once like cooping in Halo (yes im old, I did say 9 yrs ago lol) then everyone would be fighting for control because unlike in Halo there's no common direction in just rando browsing.

Anyway i rambled on enough. Yes, 9yrs ago my god am I old. rip.

>>22269765
It's also easy to use for the cagey sort of person who goes to prison. No need to make an account. The site is the same as it was 20 years ago so you can do a bid, come out, and find one of the few things that stayed the same is 4chan.

>>8072403
>What makes drawing such a unique skill
It's not unique. The context is.
I am going to speak specifically about /ic/.
1. /ic/ is an unruly classroom where there is no respect, no order, no authority, and no discipline. This is a feature, not a bug. It makes for great unfiltered conversation between everyone, all of whom are presumed equal. But equality is not conducive to learning, and /ic/ isn't about teaching.
2. Ego and lack of trust. Learning requires some form of surrender to a higher authority, and people aren't always willing to do that online, even when they sincerely seek to learn. It doesn't help that there are trolls who mislead, but again, this is a feature of 4chan. I don't mind trolls, as I see them as a filter. People who cannot discern real advice from trolling, or at least willing to test competing ideas, probably can't learn to draw.
3. This is perhaps the hardest pill for beginners to swallow - the best way for them to learn is through acceptance, not understanding or debate. Yet, that's what almost all of them do. They think the teacher must fully satisfy the student first with reams of proof and explanations. It's great to be a skeptic - but only if you are actually an expert yourself. Otherwise it's just blind insolence.
An entire book explaining a tennis serve cannot replace the experience of making a few serves. But beginners think they need that book. They think they can understand, but it's completely beyond those who have never picked up a ball and racket. This is what it's like to give advice on /ic/. I've been in threads where I suggested using a thicker pencil/brush to alleviate chicken scratching, only to be dragged into a long back and forth by the poster why that wouldn't work, and why he prefers his way, even though that's the problem. More time was wasted than what it would have taken to just try it.
People here think "just draw" is a meme. It is actually a cry of exasperation. The doing leads to the understanding.

>>110197271
we love transfolk here in 4chan actually
if you don't like it you can always leave!

>27 hours ago

Lmao, it�s almost as bad as when 4chan shut down for 10 hours but with no excuse this time

>>955840738
If it truly were a failed meme, it wouldn't have become a 4chan institution, enjoyed by Logposters the world over. It's never needed to be forced.