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this post was submitted on 11 Jul 2023
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- Be civil and nice.
- Try not to excessively repost, as a rule of thumb, wait at least 2 months to do it if you have to.
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"If we fragment our ‘funny posts’ in tens of subreddits from dozens of instances most users aren’t subscribed to or don’t often browse, we’ll have a lot less to keep ourselves entertained." Fair point
"There’s no place or need for this sort of elitism and offering nothing better in return right now." Uncalled for
I'll try posting less text-heavy images, ok?
It's less about the amount of text than the way posts are created. As I mentioned in another comment, screenshots are reposts by design whereas memes are supposedly OC, which I find more interesting for meaningful interactions
Yeah, I don't think anyone is funny enough (or free enough in their lives) to produce enough original memes to keep us all engaged for long. For what it's worth, I'll stop sharing off site non original memes (which I select for liking) when there's enough people to populate and have the capability to produce enough original and quality memes. Maybe 50k or 100k. For now we're eating McDonald's because nobody here can cook enough for everyone.
As long as people like stuff posted from other places even if it's not pure meme form, I think it's good enough for now.
If you tried to make an only pure and original memes on here for now, and would police it as such, I bet you'd get less than 5/day which would render it virtually dead.
In time, there will be better and/original memes but the newcomers have to have something to sink their teeth into.
Stuff like this happens:
I see your point, I was just hoping for a place where people make efforts to engage with each other
It either grows and becomes that as well among other things or it dies because 10k users are too few I'd guess.