Oh look it's that little US lapdog
interdimensionalmeme
joined 3 years ago
Keep Cuba down and destitute to prevent the threat of a good example.
I killed Shinzo Abe
Here's a more conscise version
Résumé: The Revolutionary Impact of Meme-Driven Discourse on Lemmy
Overview:
This article explores the influential role of memes in shaping discourse on Lemmy, a federated social media platform known for its decentralized dialogue. By analyzing user interactions, the study reveals how memes foster engagement, community, and intellectual coping mechanisms within the platform.
Key Findings:
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Increased Participation: Memes encourage even passive users to engage, promoting active involvement with minimal effort.
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Community-Building: Shared humor and inside jokes create a collective sense of belonging that bridges differences among users.
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Conceptual Compression: Memes can distill complex ideas into easily digestible formats, simplifying otherwise intricate subjects.
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Cognitive Offloading: Users report relief and mental rest when encountering memes, breaking up the intensity of serious discussions.
Methodology:
The research involved ethnographic immersion in meme-centric Lemmy communities, participant observations, meme analysis, and interviews with dedicated users.
Challenges:
While memes introduce risks like oversimplification or poor-quality content, their benefits—facilitating meta-discourse and offering coping mechanisms—largely outweigh these issues.
Conclusion:
Memes are integral to Lemmy’s ecosystem, enhancing user interaction, community cohesion, and dialogue through their unique blend of humor and insight. This positions memes not just as entertainment but as vital communication tools.
Future Research:
Suggested directions include cross-platform meme studies, deeper anthropological analysis, and criteria for evaluating meme quality.
reading this, I am scared how dulled I have become to the danger posed from my 45 minute daily commute back from work. 65 kilometer driving into the black at 100km/h
Interesting, thanks I will check those out!
That's just /c/books on one server.
When say /c/books, I mean all of them, not /c/books@lemmy.ml
Until then, expect nearly all communities to dry on the vine.
Even those that did, remain invisible. This link doesn't work /c/books
Until the link /c/books shows any user, with only one click, the aggregate of all "books" communities in a single place, without subscribing or even logging in. Then lemmy will stagnate because it is failing to live up to its promise of federated decentralization
Except this link doesn't work properly /c/books , until it does lemmy is broken, the fediverse is broken, lemmy is not really federated.
Is it an improvement over xmpp ?
So, it's going to take government to take back ring level -1 ?
Too drunk to vote that day