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ITT we all take turns in asking the ai about "soyjak party"
ill start first:

>Who is quote on soyjak party?


Quote (formerly known as Mud) is the current owner and administrator of soyjak.party (often referred to as "the Sharty"), an imageboard dedicated to "Soyjak" memes.
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According to the site's history and community wiki, he took ownership of the site following the administration of previous owners such as Froot and Root.
Key Details About Quote:

Identity: He is a developer and site administrator who maintains the "Soysphere" network of websites.
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Name Origin: His username is derived from the main protagonist Quote from the indie video game Cave Story.
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Depiction: In the site's meme culture ("Soylore"), he is typically depicted as a magenta-colored "Wholesomejak" or as a Soyjak dressed in the signature red hat and outfit of the Cave Story character.
Reputation: He is known for implementing technical changes to the site, such as "JS Paint" features and stricter anti-ban evasion systems (often controversially referred to by users as "datamining").
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Succession: He is generally listed as the 5th or 6th major owner of the site, following a lineage that includes Soot (the founder), Kuz, Doll, and Froot.

In the context of the site's internal "lore" (often ironic or exaggerated by its userbase), his administration is sometimes associated with specific eras of site stability or controversy, frequently contrasted with the chaotic management of previous admins.
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judging by those sources maybe you should ask it who admin 6 is. albeit you can ask anything, thats just a recommendation. also this ai goes a little of the hook once you ask it enough things (see picrel 2)

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boring ass thread put on porn and jerk off

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ask it what vill happen in the next 10 days

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>>14602572
okay give it a minute please

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>>14602571
gooner award. saging only this post

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>>14602572
Based on the current community calendar and administrative status of the site, here is what is expected to happen on soyjak.party (the Sharty) over the next 10 days (Dec 29, 2024 – Jan 8, 2025):
1. "Brimstone Winter" Begins (January 1, 2025)

The most significant event expected is the start of Brimstone Winter, a recurring annual community event that officially begins on New Year's Day.
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What it is: A period where the userbase intentionally floods the board with hundreds of low-quality, "forced," or bizarre Soyjak variants (referred to as "coal" or "brimstone").
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The Goal: The chaotic objective is to see if any of these terrible variants can ironically become popular enough to be considered a "gem" (a beloved meme).
Expectation: Expect the catalog to be unusable or filled with spam, "variant:unknown" images, and nonsense threads starting January 1st.

2. Continued Domain Instability

While there is no official scheduled maintenance announced by the owner Quote, the site has historically struggled with domain registrar issues.

Current Status: The site frequently hops between domains (such as .party, .st, or .net) due to registrars dropping service.
Prediction: You may encounter "502 Bad Gateway" errors or sudden redirects. Users often have to check external aggregators (like the Soyjak Wiki or Telegram channels) to find the current active URL if the main domain goes down.

3. Fictional "Soylore" Events (Warning)

If you are reading the Soyjak Wiki timeline, you will see specific "events" listed for January 2025 (e.g., "The Shemmy shutting down," "Presidential Elections," or "4chan hacks").

Reality Check: These are fictional entries written by users as part of the site's "lore" or roleplay. Do not expect these specific narrative events to actually happen in reality.

Summary of Next 10 Days

Dec 29–31: Standard activity, likely with "pre-game" threads hyping up the New Year.
Jan 1: Brimstone Winter begins; massive influx of spam and new "coal" variants.
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Jan 2–8: Continued high-volume shitposting as users attempt to force their new variants into site culture.

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>>14602583
alright next question anyone

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>>14602596
you can ask almost anything about the site

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>>14602618
>>14602596

ask it what TND means

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>>14602661
alright give it a minute

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>ITT we all take turns in asking the ai about "soyjak party"
>ill start first:
>
>>Who is quote on soyjak party?
>
>Quote (formerly known as Mud) is the current owner and administrator of soyjak.party (often referred to as "the Sharty"), an imageboard dedicated to "Soyjak" memes.
>1
>
>According to the site's history and community wiki, he took ownership of the site following the administration of previous owners such as Froot and Root.
>Key Details About Quote:
>
> Identity: He is a developer and site administrator who maintains the "Soysphere" network of websites.
> 2
> Name Origin: His username is derived from the main protagonist Quote from the indie video game Cave Story.
> 2
> Depiction: In the site's meme culture ("Soylore"), he is typically depicted as a magenta-colored "Wholesomejak" or as a Soyjak dressed in the signature red hat and outfit of the Cave Story character.
> Reputation: He is known for implementing technical changes to the site, such as "JS Paint" features and stricter anti-ban evasion systems (often controversially referred to by users as "datamining").
> 2
> Succession: He is generally listed as the 5th or 6th major owner of the site, following a lineage that includes Soot (the founder), Kuz, Doll, and Froot.
>
>In the context of the site's internal "lore" (often ironic or exaggerated by its userbase), his administration is sometimes associated with specific eras of site stability or controversy, frequently contrasted with the chaotic management of previous admins.
>3
>
>judging by those sources maybe you should ask it who admin 6 is. albeit you can ask anything, thats just a recommendation. also this ai goes a little of the hook once you ask it enough things (see picrel 2)

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>>14602661
In the context of soyjak.party (the Sharty), 4chan, and the "Chud" or "Poljak" meme subculture, TND is an acronym that stands for:

"Total N* Death" (referring to the racial slur).
Meaning and Usage

Hate Speech Slogan: It is a violent white supremacist slogan explicitly advocating for the genocide or total eradication of Black people.
Meme Context: Within the Soyjak Party community, the phrase is heavily associated with the Chudjak (or Poljak) character—a meme depicting a grimacing, bespectacled figure representing alt-right or /pol/ users.
"Gem" Status: In the twisted irony of the site's culture, threads or images that feature this slogan are often jokingly praised by the userbase as "gems" (high-quality posts), while posts criticizing it are mocked as "coal."

Variations (T[X]D)

The acronym has become a "snowclone" (a customizable meme format) where the middle letter is changed to target other groups or concepts. Common variations seen on imageboards include:

TJD: "Total Janny Death" (advocating for the removal/death of moderators/janitors).
TPD: "Total Pedo Death."
TQD: "Total Quote Death" (referring to the site owner, Quote).

Disclaimer: This definition is provided for informational purposes regarding internet slang and hate speech symbols. The phrase is widely considered hate speech and is banned on most mainstream social media platforms.

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>>14602687
Well total nigger death came out weird cuz of the sharty's filters but heres what it said

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>>14602687
geg why does it think chud is called "Poljak"?

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>>14602706
geg who knows, you should ask it about warrior z too geg im trans btw

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>>14602712
OH MY DAYS

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ask it about cado

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>>14602712
Who is Warrior-Z in the Soyjak community?

Warrior-Z is a prominent, polarizing figure and persona within the Soyjak.party community (sometimes referred to as the “soysphere”), not a mainstream internet celebrity but a well-known name on that imageboard itself. He’s best known for his heavy involvement on SoyBooru (the meme booru site tied to Soyjak.party), where he posts, debates, and spams copypastas — often aggressively. 

🧑💻 Identity & Role
•Username / Persona: Warrior-Z is a widely discussed username within that online subculture, tied to a real individual (or at least a persistent account) active on SoyBooru. 
•Moderator Role: Within that community, he has at times served as a moderator/approver, meaning he helps enforce rules and manage content — a rare status among regular users. 
•Online Activities: He’s known for:
•Spamming comments with his own catchphrases and copypastas that other users often quote to bait or mock him. 
•Engaging in heated debates on theology, powerscaling (evaluating fictional character strength), and other topics. 
•Being a YouTuber outside the Soyjak site, where he posts videos including about powerscaling. 

🧠 Community Reputation
•Divisive Presence: Warrior-Z is a divisive figure in the soysphere. Some users treat him as an influential member or “leader,” while others mock him as annoying or overly obsessive — especially due to the volume of his postings. 
•Copypasta Culture: His copypastas have become part of how users poke fun at or bait him, often propagating his own phrases ironically. 
•Factional Conflicts: He’s central to internal site conflicts like the so-called World War Z flamewar between his supporters and detractors — a long, chaotic dispute on the imageboard. 

❗Important Context
•Not a mainstream celebrity: Warrior-Z’s notoriety is confined to the Soyjak.party / SoyBooru subculture, which is itself a niche, sometimes fringe online community known for meme-centric inside jokes and heated arguments. 
•Community tone: The culture of that site often includes antagonistic humor and controversial language — Warrior-Z’s reputation is part of that environment rather than broader internet fame. 



If you want, I can summarize what “copypastas” Warrior-Z is known for, or explain how this sort of imageboard culture develops its own personalities and lore — just let me know!

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>>14602722
one second geg

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What “‘Cado” refers to on Soyjak.st

On the Soyjak party imageboard (soyjak.st), “‘Cado” is a slang term tied to the community’s inside-joke culture.

Meaning & usage
•“‘Cado” is simply an apostrophized form of “cado,” which in this context is shorthand or meme shorthand for “avocado.” The leading apostrophe (’ ) is typical of how users on the board twist English words into the site’s stylized slang. 
•The term shows up in thread titles and posts, often playfully or ironically, as part of the board’s in-group language and meme culture. 

Why it exists
•Soyjak.party users enjoy creative spellings and jargon — using apostrophes and truncated forms to give ordinary words a distinct “Soyjak” feel. 
•Terms like ‘cado reflect that pattern, where a regular word (like avocado) gets recast as a meme term for humor or style rather than literal meaning. 

TL;DR

“‘Cado” = “avocado” in Soyjak speak — an example of the imageboard’s playful, meme-driven language rather than a reference to a person, faction, or specific concept beyond the joke itself. 

If you’d like, I can explain more about Soyjak.party slang (like “gems,” “coal,” or other common terms) and how they fit into the community’s culture!

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>>14602722
In the context of soyjak.party (the Sharty) and the broader "Soylore," Cado refers to the main character from the YouTube/TikTok animation channel "Avocado Couple" (or simply "Cado").
Who/What is Cado?

The Character: Cado is an animated, anthropomorphic avocado. He is green with a pit (seed) in his stomach, stick figure limbs, and a simple face.
The Content: The animations are widely regarded by the Sharty community as "brainrot"—low-quality, high-stimulation content aimed at children or "Gen Alpha." The videos usually involve Cado and his girlfriend (another avocado) in bizarre, clickbait scenarios (e.g., pregnancy, hacks, eating challenges).

Usage on Soyjak.party

Cado occupies a specific niche in the site's ironic ecosystem:

"Coal" vs. "Gem": Threads featuring Cado are generally considered "coal" (terrible/cringeworthy content). However, in the site's heavy layers of irony, users often "force" Cado memes, pretending they are hilarious "gems" to annoy others.
The "Soy" Connection: Because Cado is an avocado, he is visually similar to a green Soyjak. Users frequently edit Cado's face to look like a Soyjak (gaping mouth, stubble) or edit Soyjaks to look like Cado.
Reaction Images: Screenshots of Cado making exaggerated faces in his videos are often used as reaction images to mock the stupidity of a thread.

Distinction

Do not confuse Cado (the animated character) with Nikocado Avocado (the YouTuber). While both are heavily memed on the Sharty, "Cado" almost exclusively refers to the animated fruit.

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What is “’o” on Soyjak.st?

On Soyjak.st, “’o” is another euphemistic shorthand, but it’s less severe than ’p while still very much unwholesome by the board’s standards.

What it refers to (high-level)
•’o is shorthand for obscene / fetishistic sexual content, often framed as degenerate, taboo, or socially repellent, but not involving minors.
•Like ’p, it’s abbreviated to avoid spelling things out directly.

How it’s used
•Usually accusatory or dismissive, not descriptive:
•“this thread is ’o”
•“’o-coded behavior”
•It’s a way to label content as gross, porn-brained, or contaminating the board, rather than illegal.

Reaction compared to ’p
•’p → nuclear taboo, instant OYYY spam, thread-killing
•’o → strong disgust, ridicule, mockery, sometimes OYYY’s but less reliably

Think of it as:

’o = morally foul / sexually degenerate
’p = utterly forbidden

Cultural role
•’o functions as boundary policing:
•Keeps explicit fetish posting out
•Signals “this is not funny-bad, this is gross-bad”
•It’s part of the same apostrophe slang family as ’p and ’cado, but with a much darker valence.

TL;DR
•’o = shorthand for obscene / fetishistic sexual content
•Unwholesome, but not the absolute red line
•Used to shame, shut down, or mock threads
•May provoke OYYY’s, but not always

If you want, I can map the full “apostrophe taxonomy” (’p, ’o, ’cado, etc.) or explain how OYYY works as a social immune response on imageboards.

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alright im cutting open my neovagina before it heals over again bye

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We should feed ai false information from the sharty

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>>14602791
fuck you i wanted to ask it something

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>>14602794
Making sharty offshoot wiki domains meant entirely to lie to ai would be gemmy

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Tell it to speak in only soyspeak



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