Prior to the creation of /pol/, there were two boards intended for discussing news that had been added and removed from the site. However, 4chan's /pol/ board has become increasingly "synonymous with 4chan as a whole", according to New Media & Society. These include Kohlchan, 8chan (later 8kun), 16chan, Shitchan, and Endchan, with some less popular "/pol/" themed boards accessible through the Tor network on sites such as 9chan and Neinchan. While 4chan's /pol/ board is the most popular board under the "/pol/" name, versions on other websites have existed.
According to Mic, "On a place like /pol/, there's no clear delineation between sincerity, irony and cynicism." First Monday commented that "The creation of character-based archetypes is common on /pol/ and makes this online space semi-performative and semi-authentic." Many have questioned the sincerity of users on /pol/ as possible trolls. Much of the content on /pol/ relies heavily on Internet memes to further spread ideas. Threads have a limited lifespan, effectively prioritizing newer content. However, these unique IDs will only tend to remain attached to a user per a single thread, as they are not persistent between multiple threads. Įach post also has a unique ID attached, which is likewise associated with the user's IP address.
However, these are not common per amount of posts-the "Nazi" meme flag was the most commonly used meme flag in a 2020 analysis, while posts with an American geographic location were about 57 times more common (and appeared the most of any flag). Alternatively, users may select a "meme flag" (also referred to as a "troll flag"), corresponding to various political identifiers. A national flag corresponding to the user's geographic location (based on their IP address, which could be manipulated using a proxy server) may be displayed. Outside of traditional news sources, users also commonly rely on alternative media such as YouTube commentary as a source of news. A 2020 report categorized about 36% of news sources frequently posted to the board by American users as " junk news", a category that includes sources considered to be propaganda, sensationalist, or conspiracy theory content. Why not? "Because this is a bit too desgusting even for me.Screenshot of the front (catalog) page of /pol/ in December 2019, with each discussion thread indicated by an imageĬommon /pol/ content involves discussion of history, far-right ideologies, hatred of black people, and current news. Pony cum boy assured his concerned followers that he wouldn't be discontinuing his noble endeavor-he just wouldn't be adding any more cum to this particular pony. Maybe boiling it should be part of the project," chimed in another. "Is it ded? After all that time? fuck," wrote one. In fact, the 4chan inseminator alleged when a commenter inquired about the odor, "I nearly puked when I opened the damn closet."įellow 4channers, unfazed by the poster's utterly ordinary anonymous-male-on-the-web behavior, expressed concern for the fate of the PCJP. But the smell likely has neither the homey cinnamon undertones of Yankee's Apple Cider scent nor the invigorating freshness of Ocean Blossom™. The specifics on the Pony Cum Jar Project are vague, but it's safe to assume the title can be taken at face value:įrom another photo the user uploaded, it looks like Rainbow Dash met its murky end in a Yankee Candle jar like this one. I will propably (sic) still bury it some day. And for comparison I have also got another glass of cum that's about a week old.
So basically the Rainbow Dash figure has been boiled in cum. The place where I was hiding my cum jar were (sic) actually on top of a kind of radiator, that was connected to our furnace, and of course since it's getting colder we light it up. "I come before you today to reveal a horrible accident to the Pony Cum Jar Project," the anonymous 4channer who uploaded the photo wrote in a post that's been helpfully archived on Reddit. It's just a My Little Pony doll that a man on the internet accidentally melted in a jar of his own cum. Below, you'll find a photograph that's been described as horrifying, disgusting, dark-sided, and " makes me feel physically ill." It's not all that shocking, though.
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