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>Soyjak Party (now operating at soyjak.st) is an anonymous imageboard centered around creating and sharing "soyjak" memes, which are a type of edited Wojak image. It was created in 2020 by users from the soyjak community that had developed on 4chan, particularly on the now-closed /qa/ board.
The site functions similarly to other imageboards: users post anonymously in discussion threads, share images, create new meme variants, and develop their own slang and subculture. Over time it expanded beyond just soyjak memes into discussions about internet culture, politics, gaming, and other topics.
The site is controversial. It has been criticized for hosting offensive content, harassment campaigns, and raids against other online communities. Various researchers, journalists, and organizations have described parts of its culture as containing racist, antisemitic, homophobic, or otherwise extremist content.
In short: Soyjak Party is a niche anonymous imageboard that grew out of 4chan's soyjak meme community. It's known both for producing a large amount of internet memes and for frequent controversies surrounding its user base and content.
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>>16552007 (OP)>>Soyjak Party (now operating at soyjak.st) is an anonymous imageboard centered around creating and sharing "soyjak" memes, which are a type of edited Wojak image. It was created in 2020 by users from the soyjak community that had developed on 4chan, particularly on the now-closed /qa/ board.>>The site functions similarly to other imageboards: users post anonymously in discussion threads, share images, create new meme variants, and develop their own slang and subculture. Over time it expanded beyond just soyjak memes into discussions about internet culture, politics, gaming, and other topics.>>The site is controversial. It has been criticized for hosting offensive content, harassment campaigns, and raids against other online communities. Various researchers, journalists, and organizations have described parts of its culture as containing racist, antisemitic, homophobic, or otherwise extremist content.>>In short: Soyjak Party is a niche anonymous imageboard that grew out of 4chan's soyjak meme community. It's known both for producing a large amount of internet memes and for frequent controversies surrounding its user base and content.you may SAGE when ready