A pun thread and subsequent edit raises the ire of /r/books commentors
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np.reddit.comPosted May 10, 2014, 5:41 AM UTC
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Whew, nice save there, bot.
As fluffy as this popcorn is, I can't covet it. This is just too sad.
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"Why aren't we still burning books?" /s
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Literally censorship! Down with Nazi mods! /s
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What? Did I post in there?
edit: yes i did! I just deleted it, any chance you could reapprove it? Kinda better to have the drama than my comment of "tipping intensifies"
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k
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To r/undelete with this!
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I don't know what r/books expected when it chose to go default aside from endless pun threads and fart jokes. I mean, did they really think it would encourage brilliant discussion?
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I have that guy tagged as "treat him like your retarded nephew" so I always upvote him regardless of the nonsense he comes out with.
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PLEASE THANK REDDIT FOR YOUR KARMA OR ELSE IT DOESN'T COUNT
Hahahaha that was pretty funny
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Not on my watch, comment thread will be nuked soon, just let me get on my PC.
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:( what are you, scopies
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Stupid threads like that dilute the quality, while I do love drama, I just couldn't let those stay.
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It's a Default now, get used to it.
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Yeah, me too. It's like when people used to say how selfless they were for making self posts by saying 'I get no karma for this!' I understand thanking someone for spending real money on gilding you, but anything more than that seems to deep into serious business territory.
To be fair, I always understood "I get no karma for this" as an "I'm not asking for karma" disclaimer more than a humblebrag.