It’s also possible that I just personally feel what is being posted isn’t a meme but most disagree, especially given the amount of upvotes received. And of course, the boundary sometimes between a meme and inspirational picture can be blurry, and something probably difficult to hammer down in rules…

I admit part of why I stopped contributing anything (even though I am supposed to be the change I want to see) is because I feel it’s less a space for nice memes and more for a space of inspirational encouraging pictures nowadays with titles like “it’s true,” “it really does”. I’m glad people get value out of it and am wondering if anyone knows of a Threadiverse community for memes free of depressing/doomer or political memes, or if I’ll need to make it myself.

  • Cris@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    3 days ago

    I appreciate seeing someone explaining this aspect of the answer- it’s ludicrously difficult to get anyone to post at all

    • TryingSomethingNew@sopuli.xyzEnglish
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      3 days ago

      I get it. People on the whole don’t interact, they just want to scroll, and then there’s the “did they just go back to reddit after trying it here”. What’s the saying? “There are dozens of us! dozens!”