>Greentext

OH MY JAPANESE CULTURE!!!! THIS IS JUST LIKE MY TRANIME GREENTEXT VIDEOS!!!!!! FUCK WOJACKSPAMMERS BTW I <3 LESBIAN HENTAI OF TWO DUDES DESU DESU DESU DESU DESU DESU SUDE File:06 - Holland, 1945.opus

A greentext story from /pol/ which uses orangetext and bluetext to represent 3 characters, the characters are the Amerimutt, the Russian, and the Pajeet

>Greentext is a long-running feature in basically every imageboard used mainly to quote text from other people's posts. Well no shit sherlock!

>Well no shit sherlock!

>>Well no shit sherlock!

It is also used for indicating characters in stories. In Soyduels, 'teens will add an additional arrow to the previous post they're quoting (OH MY HECKIN' QUOTECEPTION!!!!11) to indicate that they're not self-inserting as the soyjak o algo. Failure to do so will likely result in a 'teen replying with >no arrow. Sometimes 'corders or Xitter 'teens will use the greater than symbol despite these platforms not coloring the text when the symbol is used.

Equivalents

HTML

<blockquote>Example</blockquote>

This doesn't give you any fancy styling, so you'll have to style the element yourself using CSS to make it look like a quote

Markdown

> quote

Same as on imageboards except for an added space after the greater-than sign. This also works on some social media platforms as they partially support Markdown.

<Orangetext and ^Bluetext

<orangetext and ^bluetext are almost always used when representing multiple characters in a greentext story, thoughever, they may also occasionally be used when quoting a character or namefag namefag with orange or blue skin or accents. They've also been used to represent Redditors and 'corders, respectively.

<reddit space

Orangetext is also sometimes used ironically to make fun of Reddit spacing.