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Comments like:
„This!“
Use the upvote button and shut up.
~~Came here to say this. Beat me to it.~~
They're already here. And they're getting upvoted. I will never understand why anyone would upvote this crap.
This!
This
(you brought this on yourself)
That's not so much a Reddit thing as an Internet thing. People were saying "this" on forums, 4chan, etc, long before they were on Reddit.
yep, this!
there are only three levels of approval: upvoted, unvoted, and downvoted. do star ratings!
This /s
This 100%
This!
Can we make "that" a lemmy thing instead? Still works and dummies are gonna post these kinds of comments anyway, but at least we can kind of own it.