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Rivalries: Difference between revisions
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interview: growth via raids + cross-board advertising, userbase from soyjak splinters |
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Threads regularly name-check the wider soyjak / "sharty" scene (soyjak.party and its spinoffs), plus '''heyuri''' and 4chan's '''/s4s/'''. [[/raid/]] keeps informal "win / loss" scoreboard posts against named targets, including '''mootxi.co''', '''soyposter.party''', '''allchans.org''', and '''jarty.party'''. | Threads regularly name-check the wider soyjak / "sharty" scene (soyjak.party and its spinoffs), plus '''heyuri''' and 4chan's '''/s4s/'''. [[/raid/]] keeps informal "win / loss" scoreboard posts against named targets, including '''mootxi.co''', '''soyposter.party''', '''allchans.org''', and '''jarty.party'''. | ||
== Growth == | |||
[[SomeBois]] is open that 2swagg's growth comes from raids and from advertising the site on other imageboards, and that much of the userbase has come across from soyjak.party splinters. | |||
== How seriously to take it == | == How seriously to take it == | ||
Latest revision as of 21:42, 2 September 2026
A recurring feature of 2swagg culture, especially on /swag/ and /raid/, is banter and rivalry with other small imageboards. This is standard for the "altchan" scene: sites define themselves partly against their neighbours.
Sites referenced[edit | edit source]
Threads regularly name-check the wider soyjak / "sharty" scene (soyjak.party and its spinoffs), plus heyuri and 4chan's /s4s/. /raid/ keeps informal "win / loss" scoreboard posts against named targets, including mootxi.co, soyposter.party, allchans.org, and jarty.party.
Growth[edit | edit source]
SomeBois is open that 2swagg's growth comes from raids and from advertising the site on other imageboards, and that much of the userbase has come across from soyjak.party splinters.
How seriously to take it[edit | edit source]
Lightly. /raid/ in practice is a low-stakes coordination board (26 threads, about 72 posts when surveyed), and a lot of the rivalry content is posturing and in-jokes rather than organised action. The site's own Rules do ban some kinds of raiding, and /r/'s honeypot framing is part of the same joke ecosystem.
