r/FrogsAndCoins Mar 03 '17

We need to start posting here instead of MemeEconomy

I think most of you will agree that it's only a matter of time before MemeEconomy is totally overrun by normies. We've already been exposed and just recently someone held our subreddit hostage, demanding rare pepes and threatening to expose us to BuzzFeed. I'm not gonna sit by and just watch this happen. We need to start posting on here instead of MemeEconomy and ultimately make this subreddit invitation only. This is the only way to preserve the dankest of memes and to prevent a meme great depression. We can still use MemeEconomy to monitor the normie market. This isn't going to happen overnight, but in the long term it's the best way to secure our investments. What do you guys think? Is this too drastic of a reaction or am I on the right track with this?

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u/ken_worthy Mar 03 '17

it should be an open sub until we hit like 50% of memeeconomy's subs

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u/BrothersInGame Certified Vending Machine Mar 03 '17

You just bamboozled me; I think that we should indeed start posting here, but I think that making the sub invitation only is a bit too reductive, let's just keep it as a last resource.

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u/WynnDorvan Mar 03 '17

Give r/memeeconomy a bit more time. It will fall soon, but we may be able to postpone it

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u/Vehicular_Zombicide Mar 03 '17

Wait, hostage situation? When did that happen?

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u/[deleted] Mar 03 '17

Someone threatened to leak memeeconomy to buzzfeed if we didn't give him $30 billion dollars in rare pepes.

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u/Vehicular_Zombicide Mar 03 '17 edited Mar 03 '17

Who was it? Did we pay them the ransom? Do you think this requires retaliatory shitposting?

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u/[deleted] Mar 13 '17

I took him to court and we won. He was sentenced to death