Of course; folks do it all the time.yet aren't we allowed to post what is decent and good?
and that is why I've been here for such a long fucking time. Love it.
After discussion among the BARF Admins, we're going to use this as a guideline:Can we get a concise definition of what a banned meme is? I do not find the TOS to be all that helpful here.
We do not want to be drawn into a discussion on when meme is political or isn't, so the PSink policy is being clarified & refined to "No memes are allowed in the PSink."A meme is a piece of digital media—typically an image, short video clip, GIF, or altered piece of text—that uses humor, satire, ironies, or pop culture references to communicate an opinion, mock someone, or comment on public policy, or current events. NOTE: This definition may shift over time.



Ned Stark told ya.You know how I know winter is coming?
Hint: it’s not the weather.
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And yet some alleged adults can't handle looking at memes![]()
That's baloney but I'm not going to argue about it here.That's not why the policy was created (and existed). You know this Chris. A meme about a cute baby squirrel invokes a very different reaction from a political one. Almost all the TOS ruleset is aimed at governing a fair, equal, and productive (WRT communications) forum. Squabbling about politics is the worst a forum has to offer.
I've never understand the "I don't like that, so nobody else can do it either" mentality. It seems the "adult" thing would be to call out a post you don't like, state the reason why, and then move on.And yet some alleged adults can't handle looking at memes![]()
Or ignore the post entirely, or the thread for that matter.I've never understand the "I don't like that, so nobody else can do it either" mentality. It seems the "adult" thing would be to call out a post you don't like, state the reason why, and then move on.
Or ignore the post entirely, or the thread for that matter.