>>11311543>/g/ is just /v/+/pol/i mean, at this point, /v/ is just /v/+/pol/, especially after 2012ish. It was always
>edgy mean spirited humorfrom time to time, but most people didn't take it nearly as seriously. Even at that, it wasn't such a topic of focused discussion - people would throw a slur at your, but you wouldn't have
>X-trannywhere X is any topic from discord to nintendo.
This place has its problems with circlejerking the same points, and the obvious skew in that the overwhelming majority of people here are underclassmen in university given the limited amount of academic topics people discuss on /sci/. Hell, it's sad that /a/ made its mark on the academic world with The Haruhi Problem while /sci/ only has the wiki to its name.
