/pop/ - Pop Culture
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Behold the final solution to the /tv/ problem.
Pop culture is a board for sub genres of media that attain pop noteriety such as Marvel, DC and Star Wars. Not only will these universes fit well on the board, non /tv/ orientated discussion of people behind television and film will also fit on the board.
Simple rule on /tv/: if it's not directly linked to conventional television and film it goes on /pop/. Easy for mods and janitors to follow, right?
The thread will embrace any apposing argument if any and betters ideas to add upon the concept.
>>514512
What does conventional mean
>>514529
Conventional
/kənˈvɛnʃ(ə)n(ə)l/
Adjective
1. Google it yourself.
"I'm not spoon feeding you, faggot. Google it yourself".
>>514533
I asked because your usage of it in the context of your post was retarded.
>anything NOT linked to conventional tv/film goes to /pop/
>the board would be for Marvel, DC, and Star Wars - the most conventional material there is
>>514538
Please don't autistically not pick minimal wording error. The argument hasn't changed so fuck off unless you have something valuable to contribute.
>>514539
*nit pick
>>514512
I do like this idea.
>>514539
>I make a fundamental contradiction in my opening post
>Some guy asks for clarification
>Instead of rereading my post to see why he would ask a question like that, I turn into a belligerent idiot
might as well just let the thread die and then start over
>>514545
You misunderstand the usage of conventional.
Conventional as in the most original form of television and film not based off of a franchise, adaption something linked to popular.
You confused my use of the word with your definition which would be appropriate if the case was a matter of taste and not media.
>>514551
What's your fucking problem?
>>514550
*popular culture
>>514553
He's a 14 year old who is into "youtube culture."
>>514562
What? Fuck off you insulate child.
>>514512
No.
>>514571
Why?
I have the idea, you don't.
Unless your apposing argument is valid, which I doubt it is.