>>21428669
>anime faggots
>always
This is how we know you’re new.
>but it’s 4chan!
Knowers know that for the longest time you just couldn’t even post anime here.

>>212135934
I'm not going to tell you what I have lol
Why would I put my guns online 4 chan
The point is you are docile. You think you serve the government and it's laws matter more than your common sense.

>>57944381
>dangerous if we fuck with them and attempt to harm them
Nooooooo?

Have you ever like... been outside? Or are you too busy owning le chuds on 4chan to do that?

>>212008806
Same reason they use 4chan

scooby1961 wurde auf 4chan auch gemobbt, obwohl er BRUDI ist.

>>212006897
Why is it so impossible that some American zoomer posting on 4chan during the summer holidays wouldn't know what Foie Gras is?

>>280004528
I'd tell you you're probably better off asking on >>>/toy/ but the sperg's on one of his hours long chimp outs so maybe not.

>>105710817
I'm hoping they do something to actually get it going up again. What to do exactly? I dont know. Maybe differentiate themselves somehow from Twitter more, without pissing off the core userbase maybe. Try and get more of what people want to see in their feeds. I don't know how their feed system works exactly, but I don't think they require enough information in posts to be able to build a system that more effectively curates content to users. Like on 4chan you have to choose a board to post on, that makes it easy to find content that I want to read. Reddit has subreddits. Bluesky has hashtags, but they seem kinda shitty, and they take up room in your 300 character post limit. Plus there's no good way to filter bad content from good content in those hashtags.

>>212008778
>why can't they get a chick like this on FT?
chicks like that dont recite 4chan memes only covered by turkey tom while being groomed by discordfags

/xivg/’s obsession with underage material is a **controversial and troubling aspect** that reflects a mix of trolling, boundary-pushing, and the board’s darker corners. Here’s an overview:

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### 1. **Trolling and Shock Value**

* Many posts involving underage or childlike characters are deliberately provocative, designed to shock outsiders or get reactions.
* 4chan’s culture often weaponizes taboo subjects as trolling tools, and /xivg/ is no exception.

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### 2. **Blurred Lines in Fantasy**

* FFXIV includes “child” or youthful-looking races like Lalafell, which complicates perceptions of age in the game’s fantasy setting.
* Some posters exploit this ambiguity in erotic or suggestive content, which raises ethical and legal concerns but is defended by some as “fictional” or “not real.”

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### 3. **Community Division and Outcry**

* This obsession isn’t universal—many users vocally reject underage content and call it out.
* Yet, its persistence shows how taboo content lingers in parts of the board, fueled by anonymity and lack of moderation.

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### 4. **Dark Side of Anonymous Spaces**

* The lack of accountability enables people to push boundaries without consequence, including posting or sharing questionable material.
* This can attract problematic individuals who feel emboldened by the anonymity.

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### TL;DR:

**The obsession with underage material on /xivg/ is a mix of trolling, exploitation of fantasy ambiguity, and the darker, unmoderated corners of anonymous imageboards. It’s a problematic subculture that many users dislike but some enable or ignore.**