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The '''Soy Community''' refers to those who soy post as a group. Individuals are known as soy posters. | The '''Soy Community''' refers to those who soy post as a group. Individuals are known as soy posters. | ||
Other names include: Soyteens, soybros, soyjakkers, 'jakkers, [[Soyjak]] posters, soy spammers, soyjak spammers, and often derogatorily and incorrectly, [[wojak]] spammers or "[[The 20 Year Old WOJACKER|wojackers]]". | Other names include: Soyteens, soybros, soyjakkers, soyniggers, 'jakkers, [[Soyjak]] posters, soy spammers, soyjak spammers, and often derogatorily and incorrectly, [[wojak]] spammers or "[[The 20 Year Old WOJACKER|wojackers]]". | ||
The soy community mainly gathers on the sites [[Soyjak.party]], the [[SoyBooru]], and the [[Soyjak Wiki]], where you are right now. The [[/qa/]] board of [[4chan]] | The soy community mainly gathers on the sites [[Soyjak.party]], the [[SoyBooru]], and the [[Soyjak Wiki]], where you are right now. The [[/qa/]] board of [[4chan]] was also a hub for soy gatherings, and many [[Soy Duel]]s could be seen and even participated in. The latter board is infamous for its intermittent banwaves against soyposters, [[though]]. | ||
[[File:Soytrio.jpeg|200px|thumb|right|Average Soy Posters]] | [[File:Soytrio.jpeg|200px|thumb|right|Average Soy Posters]] | ||
Revision as of 16:24, 7 February 2022
The Soy Community refers to those who soy post as a group. Individuals are known as soy posters.
Other names include: Soyteens, soybros, soyjakkers, soyniggers, 'jakkers, Soyjak posters, soy spammers, soyjak spammers, and often derogatorily and incorrectly, wojak spammers or "wojackers".
The soy community mainly gathers on the sites Soyjak.party, the SoyBooru, and the Soyjak Wiki, where you are right now. The /qa/ board of 4chan was also a hub for soy gatherings, and many Soy Duels could be seen and even participated in. The latter board is infamous for its intermittent banwaves against soyposters, though.
