/korea/ - 한국

>Why do so many people put up with that crap?

Because being an asshole is an acceptable part of chan culture by the vast majority. Those that oppose it are called moralfags, as if having morality is some sort of insult. Well, it is, but only on chans. This problem is not 8chan exclusive, as I am sure you know. 4chan has it just as bad if not worse due to the amount of people there. I am glad that here on 8chan we are able to create our own boards that can have their own rules that keep out assholes, since many of the big boards are run by people that don't give a damn. Lesson learned though, never go to /a/.

To some people it's a message board, to some people it's the wild west.

Also keep in mind that Korean and Japanese do not exactly get along. Then consider that people on /a/ are huge weeabos and therefore tend to share the Japanese sentiment on Koreans either in honest or in an ironic fashion.

Oh, and if you seriously expect polite behavior on a *chan or the internet in general, I'm sorry for you.

>>210
>Oh, and if you seriously expect polite behavior on a *chan or the internet in general, I'm sorry for you.

I just want to point out that it is generally expected here. I don't want this board to become another asshole hellhole. If you guys see someone being an asshole, report it. If anyone ever says anything like "hey faggot get the fuck out and go kill yourself" or something along those lines I will probably flip out because the infection has spread to here. They will also be instantly banned. Anonymity doesn't have to = being an asshole, and the big boards like /a/ could easily control it if they wanted to, but boards like /a/ don't want to for some… unknown reason. They just don't give a crap I guess. I have never experienced more assholes anywhere on the internet than I have on chans, but to me the anonymity is worth it.

>>170
>Lesson learned though, never go to /a/.

Also, this^. I would never go to /a/ even if I wanted to discuss anime and manga (which I do want to be able to do at times, though mostly anime). It's a festering pit of the worst of chan culture, though not as bad as /b/ of course.

>Those that oppose it are called moralfags, as if having morality is some sort of insult.

It's pretty crazy, isn't it? Just to let everyone know, I'm a "moralfag". I actually care about others' feelings.

As an aside, I have perma saged this thread so that it doesn't get in the way of the board topics and the new threads being made.