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Site culture
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2swagg calls itself "an off-color, absurd-humor, spamming and raiding website," and it means it. The crude tone is not an accident or a moderation failure, it is the point of the place. This page is the hub for how that plays out.
The mascot[edit | edit source]
- Swaggtan, the site's pink anime-girl mascot, on the banners and the 404 page, drawn by the mod Slashstabslice.
Running gags built into the site[edit | edit source]
- Homepage taglines, a random one-liner on the front page, new one every reload, ranging from silly to deliberately offensive.
- Nameroll, posts can get a random joke name instead of "Anonymous" (Toshiaki, Swagglet, Opsec Demon, and so on).
- Fortunes, put
fortunein the email field for a random cookie-fortune line, which the pool then escalates well past cookie-fortune territory. - Several board titles and subtitles are crude or self-mocking on purpose ("Pony Faggotry", "VEGETA", "BASEDpapers").
- /r/ is a board whose entire bit is being an obvious honeypot that tells you not to post in it.
Post toys[edit | edit source]
Small features you trigger while posting:
- Emotes, 38
:shortcode:images. - Kaotype, type
;smugand similar for an auto-expanding kaomoji. - Checkem, the DUBS / TRIPS / QUADS / ULTRA GET tier system for notable post numbers.
- Flags, a per-board flag icon. /mlp/ has its own ~300 pony flags; a few other boards share a small deliberately edgy set.
The "guide"[edit | edit source]
- SomeBois Guide for New Users, a satirical section on the rules page telling newcomers who to "bully." A joke, not policy, but a deliberate part of the site's self-presentation.
Rivalries[edit | edit source]
Imageboard vocabulary[edit | edit source]
The usual terms apply here and are used the same way: "newfag", "namefag", "tripfag", "anon", greentext, sage / bump / GET. See FAQ and glossary and Tripcodes.
Old content[edit | edit source]
- Thread archive, dead threads get listed at each board's
/archive.htmlwith an excerpt, so they stay readable after they drop off the board.