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I never read the entirety of Scott Pilgrim but how butthurt do you gotta be over a popular meme.
The comic is long done (right?) so the people still posting is the hardcore autist leftovers. A group small enough to easily get overrun by people spamming some meme like it's a grand revelation. Doesn't help that bots probably noticed the updoot farming opportunity and started spamming there too.
And of course you have the counter upvote farming upvote farming
The real problem, in my opinion, is that this outcry won't do anything
What outcry? Seems just like people spamming a meme than being outright concerned about it. What should change?
 
Nah, it's cringe because it started from some shitty teenager trying to ride the Leon one liner meme.
 
The comic is long done (right?) so the people still posting is the hardcore autist leftovers.
There was a short revival cartoon series a few years ago that gave it a semi-bump in popularity/newcomers but mostly yes the people still posting about it are the turboautismos.

The "She's 17 Scott" joke does kinda crack me up because I remember the video it came from, that shit's like a year old.
 
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It's retarded that they say that people need to actually read the books because not only is it in the book but it's in the movie too, not only that it's the first line of dialgoue in the book. "scott pilgrim is dating a high schooler?!"
So many of that movie’s fans completely miss its message, which is “have some goddamn self respect. Also don’t date high schoolers.” So much for heckin media literacy.
 
So many of that movie’s fans completely miss its message, which is “have some goddamn self respect. Also don’t date high schoolers.” So much for heckin media literacy.
That's it?
It's the same problem as Kill la Kill about "fanservice". Fans missing the point.

Anyways, i always see Scott Pilgrim as a autistic fever dream. Never interested in the slightlest.
 
r/fauxmoi sympathize with and defend Hasan Piker including him shocking kaya

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They even defend him shocking kaya and the other mistreatment of animals cause it was right wing behavior
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I can excuse animal abuse but sexism is where I draw the line
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This was the same sub that lost their shit over dochii and Jesse Buckley hating on cats
They get real touchy around hasan
Kneecap as well brings out the real crazies on reddit
 
I think my favorite thing about Reddit is that the way people use downvotes shows how far it's spun away from its original concept. Reddit was designed in a different time, presumably to be used by people who were smarter and more responsible, because the concept of a downvote was meant to be used to hush out posts of low quality so the community could self-moderate into the right state by removing things that were thought-terminating, inflammatory, etc.

However, it's only ever used as a "disagree" button. People don't vote based on post quality, they just vote based on whether the person is saying the right things or not, and that's hilariously turned it into the perfect tool for creating an echochamber. Reddit's original designers assumed way too much of the benevolence and intellectual rigor of the people they expected to use their platform, and all they've done is build a pipeline that speedruns radicalization via its incentive structure.
 
I think my favorite thing about Reddit is that the way people use downvotes shows how far it's spun away from its original concept. Reddit was designed in a different time, presumably to be used by people who were smarter and more responsible, because the concept of a downvote was meant to be used to hush out posts of low quality so the community could self-moderate into the right state by removing things that were thought-terminating, inflammatory, etc.

However, it's only ever used as a "disagree" button. People don't vote based on post quality, they just vote based on whether the person is saying the right things or not, and that's hilariously turned it into the perfect tool for creating an echochamber. Reddit's original designers assumed way too much of the benevolence and intellectual rigor of the people they expected to use their platform, and all they've done is build a pipeline that speedruns radicalization via its incentive structure.
You see that everywhere. Loads of websites used to have a 1/10 rating system (or 1/5 stars) but people would just pick 1 or 10 because they thought their opinion was the best and should weigh heavily. That's replaced with an upvote/downvote since that's what a 1-10 scale ends up being anyway if people only use 1 and 10.

edit: and rating is too abstract a concept for most people anyway. If you can't imagine how you feel if you didn't eat breakfast this morning, can you accept that someone might not like the thing you like? Or the movie you like is objectively bad, and that doesn't make your enjoyment any lesser? The average user isn't going to rate a movie 6/10 because he recognizes the story is poorly told and the actors give a wooden performance, if he likes the visuals when he's baked out of his mind.
 
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r/scottpilgrim crashes out over the "she's 17 scott" meme
I also hate this meme, not only because its unfunny as fuck but because whenever I see it I cant help but think of all those annoying faggots who obsess over grooming, "power dynamics" and pedophilia. Same losers who think 40yo dating 24yo is malicious because "your brain does not end developing until 25", and chased CallMeCarson off the internet for a crime of dating 17yo as 19yo.

Also the above people have no issue with exposing kids to troons online so, yeah, pot calling the kettle black.
 
I think my favorite thing about Reddit is that the way people use downvotes shows how far it's spun away from its original concept. Reddit was designed in a different time, presumably to be used by people who were smarter and more responsible, because the concept of a downvote was meant to be used to hush out posts of low quality so the community could self-moderate into the right state by removing things that were thought-terminating, inflammatory, etc.

However, it's only ever used as a "disagree" button. People don't vote based on post quality, they just vote based on whether the person is saying the right things or not, and that's hilariously turned it into the perfect tool for creating an echochamber. Reddit's original designers assumed way too much of the benevolence and intellectual rigor of the people they expected to use their platform, and all they've done is build a pipeline that speedruns radicalization via its incentive structure.
Despite its flaws, I always liked Saidit's "double upvote" feature. Instead of upvote and downvote buttons, Saidit had "Insightful" and "Fun" buttons, both of which worked as upvotes, boosting threads and giving them more visibility regardless of the way the users interacted with them. It's such a simple way to prevent brigading that I wish it were more common in other communities that still use that outdated upvote/downvote system.
 
I also hate this meme, not only because its unfunny as fuck but because whenever I see it I cant help but think of all those annoying faggots who obsess over grooming, "power dynamics" and pedophilia. Same losers who think 40yo dating 24yo is malicious because "your brain does not end developing until 25", and chased CallMeCarson off the internet for a crime of dating 17yo as 19yo.

Also the above people have no issue with exposing kids to troons online so, yeah, pot calling the kettle black.
Yeah, ive even seen people call out the 'shes 17 scott' meme with 'urhm actually young neil ended up dating her too despite being old!!' and first of all hes a forgettable side character so who gives a shit and also hes 20, and 20 and 17 is just objectively not as weird as 23 and 17. Even complies with that '(your age/2)+7' rule.
 
Paul McCartney (from the band The Beatles) was banned from Reddit after posting photos/videos from his show at Fonda Theatre to his subreddit.
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Mods going back and forth between apologizing and claiming they fucked up to saying he was banned as part of a technical error.
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Apology thread (archive)
 
There was a technical error where you saw us ban one of the most famous musicians of all time until we had post-erection clarity and felt what psychologists allegedly call "retarded and embarrassed."
 
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