• TankovayaDiviziya@lemmy.world
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    16 hours ago

    That’s literally the meaning of meme or memetic; ideas are passed on like a virus. I know it’s annoying to repost memes but that is the circle of memes xD

  • OBJECTION!@lemmy.ml
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    20 hours ago

    only one message for reposters: if you didn’t make it, don’t post your lazy regurgitated trash

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    20 hours ago

    I rather have a repost instead of all these motherfuckers only posting a link to some external website which throws a 404 error.

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    1 day ago

    I am a serial crossposter. And I’ll keep crossposting whether you like it or not. You will not see OC from me, my friend.

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    Maybe this already exists, but what about a feature which allows tagging a post as a link to a previous/original post, which can be used by clients to filter out reposts if desired.

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    1 day ago

    There’s a simple reason why reposts will always happen, never stop: different people have seen different things. Your reposts are other people’s never-seen-before content.

  • TacoButtPlug@sh.itjust.works
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    I accept reposts are a part of the fediverse because every instance will have the same damned memes and since I’m federated with quite a few of them, I’m just gonna have to deal with it. Just my take.

    • ALoafOfBread@lemmy.ml
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      I feel like apps could probably aggregate posts with the same links somehow and allow users to flip between comment threads; but I have no idea how to make that work on the backend.

  • eli@lemmings.world
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    Lemmyers are just redditors that have marginally more care for privacy. The venn diagram is nearly a circle

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    There’s stuff I wouldn’t see otherwise because I’m not on other networks. I’m fine with bringing stuff here from elsewhere.

  • Draces@lemmy.world
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    2 days ago

    Then down vote it? Isn’t that the point of that button? I’m assuming a big problem with Reddit was they wanted controversial posts seen which took away from the power of down voting but hopefully Lemmy doesn’t? I don’t actually know though

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      Ahhh, the rallying cry of “just downvote it”. I’d insert the “this your first time?” gif here if I could. Leaving a community to self moderate invariably turns into a popularity contest, and then when one group eventually takes over, an echo chamber usually filled with the same regurgitated spam. “If you don’t like it just downvote it” or it’s reverse “well it has a lot of upvotes, so someone must like it”(welcome to why we have so many bots today…) always ends up catering to the terminally online at the detriment of the average person. People far too often will speak with absolute confidence about things they have never even experienced, but because it’s well formatted, it’s sent to the top. The Gell-Mann Amnesia effect describes this in part.

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        This site is maybe the worst echo chamber I’ve ever experienced it’s just one that suites my opinions. Hell even if I agree with the echo chamber but I’m the wrong way it gets rejected aggressively. If you think it’s bots then that seems like a more legitimate complaint but if it’s a repost getting enough upvotes and is not weighted for controversy then it’s actually the terminally online people that know every post suffering with their obsession and not the community at large. I completely disagree with that theory