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Collab Guidelines
E.G. The do's and don't's of advertising /l/ off-site.
1) Please avoid advertising our board during a crisis unless the thread/discussion on the website in question is discussing banning it from their platform. This board is not interested in stealing disgruntled users.
2) Please be on your best behavior when advertising us so as to avoid ill will towards our board. By advertising /l/, you are acting as a board ambassador and people will associate us with your attitude whether it's accurate to the board or not.
3) Please do not advertise our board in bad faith or in such a way as to intentionally cause drama off-site or on-site.
4) When advertising /l/ does not come up naturally in a conversation, please be creative in promoting us with the use of images, puns, etc. 
I won't try to stop or report anon on other websites so long as he follows these guidelines. Good neighbours make for good company, and we don't want to be bad neighbours, friends.
The "collab ban" will be lifted on Friday, October 8th 2021.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uz4ycVzMMUo

For real though, the thought that in this day and age, there are women who play autism games blows my mind. I didn't have that growing up, and I'm too old now, so I hope there are some people out there who appreciate it.

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Wtf is up with the FBI arresting a Pippa fan or smth?

>>2319
Journos are trying to Gamergate vtubing.

>Last two streams cancelled/dead.
>Weird voice during concert, no actual song.
Did Pippa get mouth cancer again?

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When I started, I watched a lot of Matsuri, Pekora, Coco, and Miko because I thought they were funny. Then the elitist-fags got mad at me for having fun and I was pressured into branching off into more "traditionalists" that were playing games I liked like Subaru and Korone along with a number of indies. I liked those too, but deep down what I really wanted to watch were idols and girls who discussed their daily lives/blogposted to fill the gap when blogposting became a bannable offense across several webring members that previously allowed it all at once, which got me into Nene, Watame, Ina, and a few (different) vtuber groups like PRISM Project's members since they filled that gap. Never really got into Nijisanji mostly because of the stigma against them.

To be honest I haven't really watched very many vtubers in the last several months other than some friends occasionally recommending Pippa or Botan streams because of other things (namely that big war in Slavland and the US Elections since war discussion and politics-posting are some of my other hobbies), but I've found myself getting drawn back into the fray with Yokato, Pikamee, and Sara Nagare once more.

>>1585
>Then the elitist-fags got mad at me for having fun and I was pressured into branching off into more "traditionalists" that were playing games
I remember those folks saying that only newfags had Miko, Pekora, or Korone as their oshii. Strange for elitists to hate the elite.

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>How have your tastes changed since you got into vtubers?
I'm not sure they have.  I got into it with Korone's DooG clips, and the first things I watched were Okayu's SMRPG VODs.

At the time, I was pretty bought into OkaKoro.  Still am, but I have since learned that SubaOka is also peak.  That endurance run of Mario 64 especially.  I wish more of the girls did retrogames; I rarely jump the language barrier for anything else.  Koyori I've come to enjoy quite a bit.  I wonder if she stopped using the autotranslator because it would sometimes talk about rape? I was initially more interested in Lui, but her aesthetics changed rather oddly.  I found Iroha a little flat since debut, but after hearing about her problems I started listening occasionally.

I have IRyS' RE:0 VOD open right now, and she's as fun as ever.  I became a fan of her's when she did RE1.  Calli's been doing a Pokemon nuzlocke, which has been pretty good.  Fuwamoco should be designated a national treasure.

As for Niji, I loved Suzuhara Lulu and how she'd sometimes do silly things at the start of the stream, like eating Dracula.  I liked the animated run cycle in Hayase Sou's opening screen, and her singing.  I had liked Yashiro's retrogaming back in 2020, and checked in on him a few days ago and saw that he recently did a DKC race with Himawari.  I remember her from back then, too— the two of them did a "quiz" bit where Yashiro asked her who the newly elected president of the US was, and she answered "Watson Bakery."  I had watched Nui Sociere a bit, but couldn't connect to her personality.

I'm watching Salome play OoT right now.  She is delightful ですわ.

I like Amanogawa Shiina and Eepy Sleepy, though the Phase Connect girls in general are too cynical for me.  I think Kannagi Loki and Ayase Yuu have 11/10 models, which might be a sign that I've become desensitized to the cartoonier, more saturated designs of Hololive.

As for indies, I can't say I ever really watch any of the ones I track.  I can't remember if POSUTUBE actually uses an avatar for streaming, and I seem to be IP banned from youtube this month so I can't find out, lol.

>>1584 (OP) 
I have a messed up schadenfreude. I love watching vtubers talk about how terrible their life is as a way of making me feel like my life is great.
Started with Kronii, but then she kept talking about her vacations and normie stuff, so I left.
Then Pippa, and boy was she great for a while and still sorta is. But then she talks about "going out drinking with friends" and loses me.
I'm in the middle of finding my next complete loser to commiserate with.
>>1585
>Then the elitist-fags got mad at me for having fun and I was pressured into branching off into more "traditionalists" that were playing games I liked like Subaru and Korone along with a number of indies. I liked those too, but deep down what I really wanted to watch were idols and girls who discussed their daily lives/blogposted to fill the gap when blogposting became a bannable offense across several webring members that previously allowed it all at once
Yeah, that's the sort of stuff for why we're here. I kind of get conspiratorial about how much the vtuber chans are secretly just controlled by the vtuber corpos themselves.

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I actually had to par down my clip selection for this because I kept running over the song length. I think this is the highest effort shitpost I've ever made for a dead board.

>>2312
It may be dead, but my god, it's nice to be able to just post stuff on a board without 2 out of every 3 posts of yours getting deleted.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DlvIxYdNbl8

SHE'S BACK  :D

Goodbye Mumei o7

>>2279
>health issues
Poor Mumei.

>>2280
Wasn't there a video sometime back describing how Mumei had knock-knees or something?

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HAPPY GRADUATION MUMEI!

I'm looking for low-pitched female vtubers.

>>2078
Ryuugasaki Rene.  Sage because I'm pretty sure she's not indie.

>>2080
Right idea, but I don't speak moonrunes.

>>2078
Nigga you gay.

>>2078
Almost 1 year bump. I have more demands. Here is the list in order of importance.
1 - Doesn't get drunk/talk about drinking. I don't care about being seiso, but I've bad experiences w/alcohol and alcoholics in general.
2 - Not from Hololive. Nothing against them, but I just want to view more of the space. Preferably indie.
3 - Doesn't have a high pitched voice. I can understand/listen to higher pitched voices, but something about it absolutely drains me. I'm pretty sure I have some sort of neurological/audiological disorder, or maybe >>2294 has a point or something, idk.
4 - Mainly plays _games_ (or drawing streams are pretty kino, I guess) as opposed to doing yap spaces or "Here's my mom on the stream" or weird one-offs. Basically they have their escapist interests and will do a 40-part series on it, chat be damned–and not bring up real life.
5 - Not afraid to have dead air from time to time.
6 - Preferably a doomer girl failure to make me feel good about myself. I understand that this is nigh contradictory w/#1.

1-3 are hard requirements, 4-6 would be nice.

>>2289
8chan died years ago, friend (in 2019, IIRC).

It's 8moe, btw. It's not just /vt/ that went there, so the site's hardware has been struggling. Holos went to their tower, and are accommodating refugees for now if they play nice. Less than a day after the great migration all get hit with the Gura graduation announcement for their stress test. It was prophesied that Gura's graduation would break /vt/. Turns out 4chan would be broken hours before Gura's graduation. This is no 9/11, this is WW3, the 4chanmageddon.

Is /l/ even ready to take in just a fraction of the horde? So far /vt/ is liking 8moe's features and the holos the tower's moderation. The only pariah is /#/ and they are currently confined in a ghetto of a cyclical thread. I think the rules of /l/ render them incompatible here, and supposedly other sites have rejected them. Yes, they consider themselves ((( # ))) at this point, even seem to relish that comparison. At least the IDs are helping them weed out their worst, and would like to use this as proof that they aren't all that bad.

I'm just glad anons are getting enlightened to the superiority of altchan features. The only thing that was lacking was the number of users to reach critical mass. And if the numbers do grow, how even a vastly outnumbered moderator team can make a difference by just giving a fuck.

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>>2292
Actually, the common term used in these parts (that is, the Webring) is blacked.gov, for two very-obvious reasons.

>>2286
I forgot this place even existed because it's not on the webring.