Sharty schism

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Starting or being in a sharty schism will likely result in a super perma 'nish and 'oxxing if you fail horribly(like most do)

A sharty schism is when a group of literal whos[1] divide into a different website[2], most of the time it fails and becomes a splinter. Most are started by soyvil wars and soyvil uprisings rarely. Sharty schisms may start out 'peacefully' but quickly result in mass 'oxxing and unpaid 'za.

How to start one

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Click here for the guide on how to start a Successful schism!!

What starts a Sharty schism

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It's usually caused by a failtroll being admin but there are other cases on why it might happen.

  • 'teens or nusois think that the sharty needs a website for a SNCA niche but soy related
  • People being SLFs and trying to take down the sharty
  • Third worlders thinking their important
  • Soyteens thinking that it's over and they need to start again
  • It actually being over for the main website
  • Admin abuse but really bad
  • Some soyteens facing soypression by jannies

Who actually benifits from a sharty schism

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Basically nobody unless you hate site or think that you deserve your own little space. But there are a few niggers that might try to start one

History

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For obvious reasons, foodists try to start a schism but always fail horribly because everyone hates 'p. The most successful schisms come from a genuine need for offsite like a wikipedia but for the sharty, or a blog, or just one for images(soybooru). These are offsite 100% but they are tolerated by most while you still see niggas on the sharty calling to JSID the 'ki and 'ru and force everyone back.🗝️

Successful examples

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Failed examples

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Reference List

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