come to think of it wouldn’t EVERYTHING humans do either jumping on a bandwagon or jumping off to be rebellious therefore actually getting onto another one? so i can probably say the exact same things about you who are blogging blogging seems pretty popular right now it’s a “bandwagon” so to say. What about all the so called “normal” people who spend hundreds of dollars on a crappy piece of clothing which would fall apart after about a week worth only 10 dolars worth of materials and work just because it has a brand name written on it?

for me its just fun to see all the hot anime girls and compare them based on my preference of character profile and see how it matches up to the average otaku. (i think it’s alot healthier than gossiping about the latest celebrity scandal, modern celebs just dont set a good example for everyday folk) I’ve never personally looked at Saigar because it seems to be the kind of thing that just turns into a monkey Shi* fight over who can yell louder in how many episodes. i’d have to say though they shouldnt limit it to male characters since alot of female characters would fare pretty well in terms of gar.

i suggest you do some actual research into this subject, i suppose from the outside it may seem that way, but what do we think about people who make rant posts like this? we’d call you a troller, but of course from your end you’re simply writing what you see at the surface level. there is no Ultimate foresight factor in any of this and the people who think they have it usually get isolated as a troller and banned from forums, it’s all simply preference of a character archetype. i suppose if anyone has the right to brag about anything after any of these events would be the writers and the character artists

You might know some really shallow/preteen otakus, but the rest of your blog doesn’t apply to very many.

Aggregators such as animenano are to make life easier for the blog readers. With a ton of blogs out there, it would be difficult to find out who has updated and who hasn’t. This has nothing to do with e-fapping, it only makes the life on the internet slightly more convenient for everyone else.

Pingbacks and trackbacks can be turned off, but most bloggers don’t do it for a simple reason. Think of it as a free built in extension that has originally been activated. Why bother to turn it off when it is free anyway? It’s not as if turning it off or leaving it on would make any difference. All this is the result of the blogger being lazy. I don’t see how being lazy can be linked to mass e-fapping.

And on a final note, what’s up with all the anonymous comments in this post?

For example : “Yeah, the character which I voted for won a stunning victory, this shows that my tastes are 1337!!!”

Especially on an anonymous imageboard, yes.
Looks like your brilliant theory has fallen apart right at the start, too bad.