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How about we just stop mentioning it at all?
Love it! Does that meant tweets are now xcretions?
xcrement
So...treat it like your...ex?
This, I'm so sick of "I want to hurt something... so I'm going to continually talk about it".
It's the worst in games, because all it does is get more people to talk/know/hear about a game. Cyberpunk 2077 was a bad launch, instead of just harping on that, I wish every post was "Instead of Cyberpunk 2077, I'm playing X game and it's amazing" Get people interested in something else... and in general stop talking about this shit.
Lemmy users trying to not talk about Twatter or Reddit
Yep, this is exactly the kind of worthless post that started making reddit unbearable years ago.
Can we please not immediately ruin this new platform with this shit so soon?
I was talking about OP.
In particular, it's low effort, attempting to be funny/snarky about about a pop culture or political news item, usually stolen from somewhere else and posted to the wrong community (why is this on asklemmy?), but it gets attention because it panders to the majority of the user base.
My bad. I'll delete.
This is a better explanation and should be with your original complaint. It really fleshes it out.
Considering we still constantly talk about reddit... no it's already been ruined.
Nah, I'm just going to keep calling it Shitshow