Soyjak.party
soyjak.party is an imageboard website primarily dedicated to soyjak posting datamining. It was created in 19/9/2020. The creator and current owner of the website is (((soot))). It has 13 boards (including the /suggest/ board), but the majority of its activity is on the soyjak board /soy/, which usually gets multiple posts every hour. A VPN or tor can be used for privacy or ban evasion since public IPs are not banned from posting, though[1][2] you will still be tracked thanks to (((SOOT))) being a world leader in datamining technology.
Background
According to soot, he created the imageboard "as a simple joke", and did not expect it to go far.[3]
Culture
Soyjak.party has a thriving and enlightened culture cultivated by its many fine users. While the community often unites, it sometimes has dramatic disagreements, as can be seen in the partially ongoing Soyvil War.
Boards
Soyjak.party currently has 13 boards:
- /suggest/ - Suggest
- /b/ - Random
- /soy/ - Soyjak
- /qa/ - Question & Answer
- /r9k/ - ROBOT9999
- /pol/ - Politics
- /webm/ - Videos and GIF
- /a/ - Anime
- /muv/ - Music & Video Games
- /tv/ - Television & Film
- /int/ - International
- /raid/ - Raid
- /sneed/ - Sneed
Former Boards
A list of deleted Boards:
- /giga/ - Gigachad[4]
- /holo/ - Hololive[5]
- /kr/ - Kpop[6]
- /g/ - Technology (became /int/ through a poll)[7]
- /v/ - Videogames[8]
There is a common misconception that the /sneed/ board was formerly /chuck/. This is NOT the case. Take your meds.
- /plier/ - Markiplier (part of the Captain Coal incident)[9]
- /j/ - janime (part of the Captain Coal incident)
- /CUNNY/ - CUNNY (part of the Captain Coal incident)
Formerly Former Boards
- /raid/ - Raid
Citations
- ↑ tho
- ↑ doe
- ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20210615092701/https://blog.soyjak.party/?p=17
- ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20200921201411/https://soyjak.party/giga/
- ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20200921201413/https://soyjak.party/holo/
- ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20200921201443/https://soyjak.party/kr/
- ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20200921201439/https://soyjak.party/g/
- ↑ Although the original videogames board of soyjak.party is unarchived, an announcement makes mention of it's deletion and replacement with /g/ and /tv/. (https://web.archive.org/web/20200921201348/https://soyjak.party/)
- ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20210608061038/http://soyjak.party/plier/