Thanks. I kinda see memes as a very cheap and compressed form of creative writing—a standardized comic strip for mass consumption. That’s why I commend this post, and the idea of getting some feedback from people outside the Facebook group.
On the other hand, maybe, instead of a monthly selection, it would be cool to have some sort of ranking, or even contest regarding the best memes… Something even people who are not meme-addicted could appreciate—a meme for each tribe. Actually, I think it’d be particularly interesting to have feedback from people who, like Pablo, don’t really like memes—because if they eventually appreciate certain meme, that’s a strong signal it could spread further.
But, TBH, I didn’t enjoy this particular selection.
Perhaps, with effective moderation. If it doesn’t work here, that’s a good place to go. But I think people would just think of it as another Dank EA memes—instead of something like a “tougher environment to increase memetic fitness”
Thanks. I kinda see memes as a very cheap and compressed form of creative writing—a standardized comic strip for mass consumption. That’s why I commend this post, and the idea of getting some feedback from people outside the Facebook group. On the other hand, maybe, instead of a monthly selection, it would be cool to have some sort of ranking, or even contest regarding the best memes… Something even people who are not meme-addicted could appreciate—a meme for each tribe. Actually, I think it’d be particularly interesting to have feedback from people who, like Pablo, don’t really like memes—because if they eventually appreciate certain meme, that’s a strong signal it could spread further. But, TBH, I didn’t enjoy this particular selection.
Imho some kind of /r/EffectiveMemes would be the best bet
I could maybe help moderate an EA meme subreddit
Perhaps, with effective moderation. If it doesn’t work here, that’s a good place to go. But I think people would just think of it as another Dank EA memes—instead of something like a “tougher environment to increase memetic fitness”