Any discussion/advice community that allows low-effort meme slop will inevitably become choked out by it. I understand I am in the minority and the mods like having the memes, but eventually we’ll need /c/piracydiscussion if content of this formatting is permitted.
Obviously 99% of people here would agree that Aaron Swarts’ story is a tragedy. But simple low-hanging fruit content is not what I want this place to have. And like it not not this community is likely to become the single biggest place to discuss piracy as Reddit inevitably cracks down on it.
Any discussion/advice community that allows low-effort meme slop will inevitably become choked out by it. I understand I am in the minority and the mods like having the memes, but eventually we’ll need /c/piracydiscussion if content of this formatting is permitted.
Obviously 99% of people here would agree that Aaron Swarts’ story is a tragedy. But simple low-hanging fruit content is not what I want this place to have. And like it not not this community is likely to become the single biggest place to discuss piracy as Reddit inevitably cracks down on it.
I don’t think the post is a meme nor low effort content
Shoo go back to being poorly photographed in forest settings.
Memes keep us going during dry times…
But yeah once we have sufficient amount and quality of discussions, threat actors will use memes to suppress that.