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Over the course of almost a decade, the general trend of these two main Incel support communities was that one became more feminist while one became more MRA. According to posts on r9k from 2013 (each paragraph is a different post)<ref>http://archive.is/jW9yh#selection-4478.9-4478.11</ref>: | Over the course of almost a decade, the general trend of these two main Incel support communities was that one became more feminist while one became more MRA. According to posts on r9k from 2013 (each paragraph is a different post)<ref>http://archive.is/jW9yh#selection-4478.9-4478.11</ref>: | ||
* "There is incelsupport, which I used to post on, but it's | |||
heavily moderated and overly PC, so 4chan types would hate it. | heavily moderated and overly PC, so 4chan types would hate it. | ||
There is the love-shy board - they basically seem like /r9k/ | There is the love-shy board - they basically seem like /r9k/ | ||
misogynists on steroids. That's about it, really." | misogynists on steroids. That's about it, really." | ||
>wizardchan - overmoderated, slow, autistic | |||
>incelsupport - overmoderated, slow, PC | >incelsupport - overmoderated, slow, PC | ||
>loveshy - slow, makes /r9k/ look like tolerant women's | >loveshy - slow, makes /r9k/ look like tolerant women's | ||
libbers‖ | libbers‖ | ||
* "All these places have their own ideologies though. The | |||
incelsupport board was kind of PC and wanted to ignore | incelsupport board was kind of PC and wanted to ignore | ||
anything related to physical appearance or gender issues, | anything related to physical appearance or gender issues, |