@Itsthinking  
What is the most? Is it /b/? /a/? /co/? /v/?

@PrisonedMuffin  
Man, was he wrong.
 
Fun Fact: In a scientific poll done on percentage of 4xhan users with genuine autism, /mlp/ wasn’t even anywhere near the top.

@PrisonedMuffin
 
But thats because people do it on purpose.  
There is a /mlp/ board on 4chan. Sometimes talk can be civil, other times not.
 
Then people post outside of that board, and others complain. Its not the bad behaviour of the other boards, but people sending stuff to boards not dedicated to that.

@Princess♠Molestia  
Yes, but he loves the show, not the fans. Curt despises both bronies and FiM. He’ll, most of his “art” (if you can call it that), is usually hate art.

To clear up something before the thread explodes too far, this spoiler image will only appear if you’ve set the tags “hater” or “hate art” on you spoiler list manually.

@PrisonedMuffin  
I’ve seen some, mostly from Curt Sibling, but I;ve still seen some. Though yes, there doesn’t seem to be much.

@PrisonedMuffin
 
I’ve never seen a rabid hater that wasn’t also a rabid fan of either of those shows. So fandom rivalry probably plays into it as well.

@Background Pony  
If you go on 4chan, FunnyJunk, or Reddit, ponies, whenever posted outside their boards, usually cause huge shitstorms. Also, /mlp/, the “Pony” board on 4chan, is probably the most disliked board on the site. It is very lightly moderated, and Moot originally created it because someone suggested that if 4chan bronies got their own board, the amount of drama would start to eat away at the fandom (at least on 4chan).

@Blayze Kohime  
Maybe it’s just me, but the difference between hate art and grimdark has often been quite clear. Just one of those things you look at and know. Like how you can easily tell the difference between a furry and a high fantasy lizard man by looking at it.

@Blayze Kohime  
I can think of two things.  
Art quality and blatant harm, aka, just drawing a furry decapitating fluttershy and nothing else.

@PrisonedMuffin
 
You sure about the furries? Last time i remember furaffinity, the HQ of the furries, was a total wasteland.

@Blayze Kohime  
Because a lot of those “grimdark” images are usually from fans that like dark or gory stuff. Like Cupcakes.

@Blayze Kohime
 
Exactly.

@Princess♠Molestia  
Adventure Time doesn’t get too many haters. I’ve never seen anti-Adventure Time art before. Same for Regular Show.
 
Both the anime and the furry fandoms, since they’re much older than our fandom, don’t have that much against it anymore.

How do we tell the difference between hater art and just people into dark or violent things?

@PrisonedMuffin
 
The most hated fandom is the furries. They are a bad case of nutjobs. I think people just want to get us mad, not because we are hated.
 
The only controversy we have is the whole yamino, derpygate and PurpleTinker thingy. Furries have a whole library for that.

@PrisonedMuffin  
What fandom isn’t hated on the internet nowadays? heh.

@Background Pony  
Art like that is usually used for trolling purposes and can cause lots of drama. Remember, we are probably the most hated fandom on the Internet.

Poor Gilda.

@PrisonedMuffin
 
Wouldn’t the tag make things easier when looking for them?

@PrisonedMuffin
 
But STILL. It seems like people just want to find trouble and then make a huge deal out of it.
 
If you find a hater’s art, why click it in the first place?

@Background Pony  
It’s also quite possible that mods can have a somewhat easier time identifying these images so they can be removed faster.

@Background Pony  
Because most of us don’t enjoy seeing it, and not everybody uses tags.

Praise unto the mods. The very very under appreciated mods.

@PrisonedMuffin
 
How about adding a “hate art” tag instead of simplying blocking it?
 
Because as i see it, it just looks like:
 
“I don’t like this, it offends me, therefore i am going to block it, and everyone should do the same. To do so i am going to tell everyone this is offensive”.