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[[File:1643979198684.png|thumb|A screenshot of 4chan's /his/ board being raided by soyteens.]] | [[File:1643979198684.png|thumb|A screenshot of 4chan's /his/ board being raided by soyteens.]] | ||
'''Raids''' are a common activity on soyjak.party, orchestrated and planned from the /raid/ board. In past history, 4chan had a raiding | '''Raids''' are a common activity on soyjak.party, orchestrated and planned from the /raid/ board. In past history, 4chan had a tradition of raiding other boards and websites themselves, but in 2006 Moot banned the practice, moving raiding activities elsewhere. Rumor has it that soyjak.party carries the spirit of old imageboard culture, by flooding sites and causing enormous amounts of butthurt and lulz from angry imageboardcel virgins. | ||
=== 4chan Raids === | === 4chan Raids === | ||
Revision as of 03:32, 5 February 2022
Raids are a common activity on soyjak.party, orchestrated and planned from the /raid/ board. In past history, 4chan had a tradition of raiding other boards and websites themselves, but in 2006 Moot banned the practice, moving raiding activities elsewhere. Rumor has it that soyjak.party carries the spirit of old imageboard culture, by flooding sites and causing enormous amounts of butthurt and lulz from angry imageboardcel virgins.
4chan Raids
/his/: On February 4th, 2022 4chan's /his/tory board was flooded with soyjaks[1], causing an uproar from the native wikipedia pseudo intellectuals. The catalog was wiped with only the greatest gems, marking it a massive win for the 'party. [2][3]
Soyteens won.
