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An '''imageboard''' is a type of internet forum organised around posted images with threaded text replies. Anonymous or lightly identified posting is common. Japanese boards such as 2channel/5channel and Futaba Channel influenced English-language boards including [[4chan]]. ==Iceberg connection== English imageboards—especially hobby and "paranormal" boards—produced many topic-specific [[Iceberg chart|iceberg charts]] in the 2010s, ranking music genres, games, and insider references. The format's gatekeeping humour fits anonymous board culture, though charts later mainstreamed on Reddit and YouTube. ==See also== * [[4chan]] * [[Internet culture]] * [[Exploitable meme]] ==Sources== * Histories of imageboard culture; Know Your Meme notes on 4chan parody icebergs in the mid-2010s. [[Category:Internet communities]] [[Category:Internet culture]]
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