Obscenity2022
Hellovan Onion
honestly yeah, that is one of the more annoying things about people whining about youtubers stealing information from the farms, like you do realize most of the information comes from powerusers right?This is true but the problem of just reading threads is that half the posts are fanfiction.
So you have to read a 200 page thread where 50% of the posts are fanfiction and 25% is repeated information to see if a so called lolcow has done anything funny.
i wouldn't say it "matters" but its like TV Without Pity in the 2000s, if enough people in the right sectors give a fuck then suddenly its a big deal because it forces changes on the rest of us. Some obscure gossip shit is why a lot of huge movies and tv shows in the 2000s became a lot worse so they could pander to them, an entire episode of the west wing was seen by 20 million people live and it was all about how evil a kiwifarms-esque website was for mocking the show. If someone's going to force 20 million people to listen to you rant about a website you don't like, i'd have to assume it s a bit of a big fucking deal.Kf will never be relevant either. No one who matters gives a shit or even knows about this. As much as you hate it only mainstream normie shit actually matters and this obscure lolcow gossip shit is just farting in the wind. At most someone will point out it stinks and people will go back to ignoring this part of the Internet like they should. If you think any of this shit matters touch some grass, because you're chronically online.
Its like how every comedian podcast talks about redbar, then you find out its a facebook group with 3k members at most and has one episode a month, you'd assume it shouldn't be a big deal, but if each of those 3k members is a comedian then suddenly its a big deal.
JDUnderground was just a gossip site for lawyers but it was practically a next gen version of SA the way people shittalked each other until its demise. the sharty can barely be described yet it has an oversized impact on everyone and everything



