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All Toy Story movies are basically documentaries
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This isn't /c/imagemacros
No, this is c/memes. But a screenshot of a comment without any recontextualization isn't a meme.
A meme is an idea or behavior that spreads through a culture.
I will not have that discussion again.
A meme is an idea or behavior that spreads through a culture.
Is this an idea or a behaviour?
Yes.
If this qualifies as a meme, then literally anything posted here would as well, making the term useless.
I agree that the channel is poorly named.
The /c is for community.
The Q stands for quality.
Wack, the definition I have here is
"Any unit of (originally cultural) information, such as a practice or idea, that is transmitted verbally or by repeated action from one mind to another in a comparable way to the transmission of genes."
Of course there are some other definitions, but I'd assume this community intends the most open interpretation otherwise they'd have a more specific one listed in the comm rules
It most certainly can be.