Do you think the qualify of /x/ is directly related to the subjects

The qualify of the shilling is what has gone down hill. If people were willing to pay a few extra shillings for high-qualify shilling, you would see an overall uphilling of the shilling on /x/

>>19197568

People get hostile and shit everything up because they're frightened, and it helps them to cope with their fears without actually consciously addressing them. A large part of it, though, boils down to "I saw this guy do it, so I'm gonna be cool and do it for attention too!". Those with a vested interest in the paranormal do this more often than the meatlings who are lashing out at an unknown that threatens their accepted reality tunnel -- Which frankly, is terrifically sad. Those who know better choose to frolic among the meatlings, aping some of their worst attributes *for fun*, because they lack virtue.

>>19197593
That's one theory

>>19197568
>why it's garbage
here's what happened:
>the early 2000s ended
>encyclopedia dramatica happened
>internet nerd culture became satired, googleable, and hence popularized
>poseurs found it

9/10 people come here to act a certain way, trying to fit in, based on w/e preconceived notions they have about /x/ from whatever data source they used to learn about it; there's rarely any organic, curiousity-driven traffic like there used to be

>>19197604
>aping some of their worst attributes *for fun*, because they lack virtue.

I don't know if I really believe that there are scared meatlings wandering around this place, but virtueless people pretending to be scared meatlings for fun sounds right.