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The good denizens of [s4s] need to know. Please listen very closely because everything here is highly classified and I went through great lengths to find it all out. You may wanna sit down because what I'm about to tell you may shock you. Okay, you're ready? here we go

So you've all heard of [a/jp], right? It's one of those meme phrases flying around the tubes of [s4s]. Like, whenever someone calls someone out on their excessive animeposting, you'd often hear a response something among the lines of "[s4s] is property of [a/jp], please calm down". I bet most of you haven't given this a second thought, just another meme among many, right? Well no.
What IS [a/jp]?
Many regular [s4s] users have been conditioned to believe that [a/jp], if more than a meme, is just a theoretical concept. Like one combined term for the users >>>/a/, >>>/c/, >>>/d/, >>>/e/, >>>/h/, >>>/m/, >>>/u/, >>>/w/ and >>>/jp/. Nothing more than a label, right? Wrong! [a/jp] is A REAL PLACE! It's a real board founded years ago in an experiment to see what would happen if >>>/a/ and >>>/jp/ were combined back into one entity.
In truth, [a/jp] isn't particularly impressive. It has maybe one post per week. But that's besides the point, because the TRUE heart of [a/jp] lies in a secret IRC chatroom located on a hidden Rizon channel. This chatroom has around 15-20 members, who actively conspire to turn [s4s] into an anime board by regularly flooding it with anime threads, gay anime threads, 3D Women Are Not Very Important threads, chaika threads, awoo~ threads and various other /a/-/jp/ posts designed specifically to desensitize [s4s] users to anime and farts in their faces.
The ultimate goal of these [a/jp] people is to have [s4s] permanently moved from the "Misc." category to the "Japanese Culture" category on the 4chan front page.

I took many personal risks to bring this information to you - please spread the word!