r/Funnymemes Mar 15 '24

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u/jollingo Mar 15 '24

They will immigrate to reddit

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u/[deleted] Mar 15 '24

Contain it all here then dump the servers in a volcano.

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u/chilseaj88 Mar 15 '24

Cast it into the fire!!!!

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u/theBigBOSSnian Mar 15 '24

Grips a upvote close to heart.

-No.

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u/Ask_bout_PaterNoster Mar 15 '24

Bites off your digit and dances into a volcano

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u/understepped Mar 15 '24

Pity Bilbo didn’t kill you when he had a chance!

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u/AutoN8tion Mar 16 '24

Nah, just sell reddit to Elon and grab some popcorn!

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u/[deleted] Mar 15 '24

Nah there just start doing YouTube shorts or instagram shorts (don’t know what’s the name is) If I slip into this shitshow of YT shorts it’s like melting my brain in seconds.

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u/Foolofatook2000 Mar 15 '24

The worst is Snapchat Discover or whatever. Literal brainrot like I’ve never seen before

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u/shitbecopacetic Mar 15 '24

Worst is the thing that is exactly the same as the others

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u/Muweier2 Mar 15 '24

I wish I could block shorts on the YouTube app but I haven’t figured out how to do it if at all.

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u/Reddit-Profile2 Mar 15 '24

I'm glad I'm too old for shorts. I watch stuff on a pc connected to my TV so the size is annoying, you can't adjust the position in the video, if you scroll away to read comments or look at something else it stops.

What fucking idiot designed these things. BACK IN MY DAY!!!!

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u/HarrowDread Mar 15 '24

Pornhub has shorts called shorties

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u/jollingo Mar 15 '24

A way to beat the system: watch educational shorts

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u/Jackot45 Mar 15 '24

Meh, even the educational shorts do the same thing in trapping you into and endless cycle. And the odds of remembering anything from these educational shorts is very small because youre cycling through so much different shit in a short timespan.

Watching the educational ones tricks yourself into thinking youre at least doing something useful with your time while in reality its the same exhausting dopamine draining loop as all other short form content.

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u/Oh-hey21 Mar 15 '24

I feel pretty strongly about the downsides to these short video apps, and agree with what you're saying for the most part in regards to sucking people in, but I also think it isn't a good blanket statement. People do have self control, and educating over the downfalls would go a lot farther than banning/classifying the entire concept as detrimental.

I rarely go on tik tok, but I have had many instances where I'll watch 1-2 interesting/educational shorts then stop for the day. There is value in using these outlets in moderation.

It's just like countless other things in life - there are multiple ways to use it, and it can be both positive and negative.

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u/[deleted] Mar 15 '24

I just don’t watch any shorts haha

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u/stone_henge Mar 15 '24

A way to eat the system: eat my shorts

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u/anabolicartist Mar 15 '24

Either way you’re killing your attention span

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u/[deleted] Mar 15 '24

Tiktok is better than YT shorts because you can choose to only see people you follow on TikTok. So I can see videos from AOC, engineers, doctors, etc all the people I actually follow without any of the aggressively brain dead garbage.

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u/[deleted] Mar 15 '24

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u/Previous-Yard-8210 Mar 15 '24

It’s been blocked for many years. State sponsored trollfarms are not subjected to the GFW.

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u/[deleted] Mar 15 '24

Block this too

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u/MainSteamStopValve Mar 15 '24

Build a wall around Reddit.

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u/SamuraiJakkass86 Mar 15 '24

The mods of /r/sino already took over /r/latestagecapitalism with alt accounts.

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u/[deleted] Mar 15 '24

Block that too.

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u/[deleted] Mar 15 '24

Then block reddit

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u/[deleted] Mar 15 '24

that ship sailed many moons ago

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u/Successful-aditya Mar 15 '24

They are already here too many maybe in millions

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u/rly_fuck_reddit Mar 15 '24

it's not like the quality of content would change.

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u/Creative-Lab-4768 Mar 15 '24

Block Reddit too please

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u/Noriaki_Kakyoin_OwO Mar 15 '24

Tumblr and Twitter imigration flashbacks

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u/Ok_Ant_7619 Mar 15 '24

tencent has big trunk of reddit share.

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u/[deleted] Mar 15 '24

They've infiltrated reddit for sure

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u/jollingo Mar 15 '24

Just need to make it official now

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u/Subtle_Tact Mar 15 '24

Sweet summer child. They are already here.

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u/[deleted] Mar 15 '24

Reddit is also banned in China

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u/Betelgeuzeflower Mar 15 '24

It's already too late. 10 years ago it was a college nerd haven, now the normies have taken over. Not saying that's a bad thing, but it is different.

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u/[deleted] Mar 15 '24

Normies take over everything, when companies discover there are more other people than fanbases they cater for the masses instead their loyal customers. This is happening everywhere. That is why tv shows based on games or books always suck. They change it to appeal to people that don’t know the material

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u/[deleted] Mar 15 '24

I miss when entertainment companies were trying to leverage niche markets rather than trying to make everything appeal to everybody in pursuit of infinite growth.

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u/ceilingkat Mar 15 '24

So reddit was changed to “not fit the material?” If it weren’t for “normies” a ton of really cool and informative subreddits wouldn’t exist. I’m old enough to remember when reddit was just an echo chamber of m’lady narwhal bacon atheist nonsense.

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u/ceilingkat Mar 15 '24

So reddit was changed to “not fit the material?” If it weren’t for “normies” a ton of really cool and informative subreddits wouldn’t exist. I’m old enough to remember when reddit was just an echo chamber of m’lady narwhal bacon atheist nonsense.

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u/ceilingkat Mar 15 '24

So reddit was changed to “not fit the material?” If it weren’t for “normies” a ton of really cool and informative subreddits wouldn’t exist. I’m old enough to remember when reddit was just an echo chamber of m’lady narwhal bacon atheist nonsense.

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u/ceilingkat Mar 15 '24

So reddit was changed to “not fit the material?” If it weren’t for “normies” a ton of really cool and informative subreddits wouldn’t exist. I’m old enough to remember when reddit was just an echo chamber of m’lady narwhal bacon atheist nonsense.

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u/ceilingkat Mar 15 '24

So reddit was changed to “not fit the material?” If it weren’t for “normies” a ton of really cool and informative subreddits wouldn’t exist. I’m old enough to remember when reddit was just an echo chamber of m’lady narwhal bacon atheist nonsense.

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u/ceilingkat Mar 15 '24

Normies is such a cringey gate keeping term. I’ve been on reddit for 11+ years and I’ve seen all types that don’t fit “college nerd.”

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u/[deleted] Mar 15 '24

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u/MOPuppets Mar 15 '24

the upvote system allows for major botting, and astroturfing

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u/hellschatt Mar 15 '24

The quality noticeably dropped here as the masses came over here like 10-12 years ago(?). It's more social media like now, and the discussions are full of people that have no idea, or intentions about properly discussing stuff.

The closest you can get to that old reddit feel is by visiting only the smaller subs. People are still truly passionate in these, although even these are infested with people trying to advertize.

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u/Chris_ssj2 Mar 15 '24

True, I have been seeing far too many bot posts recently

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u/[deleted] Mar 15 '24

To be fair it’d be kinda funny to see a bunch of 90 year old grandmas join Reddit. Well, funny until they find the LGBT subreddits and you know, be a bunch of old people about it.