Spread the gospel 🙏

"lemmy?"
"lemmy show u more memes"

Fuck this is really good.
"Lemmy show you something cool."
- we finally have something instead of:
  "I read it [on the internet]"
  "I reddit"
lmao gotem

Aah yes, signal and lemmy 💯

Matrix would’ve been better imho
- If only I could get my contacts to join me.... I have two (real-life) friends in XMPP and none in Matrix 😅 I count my blessings and am thankful to have a few contacts that use Signal. I make sure to compensate them for their service with memes borrowed from Lemmy.
- Matrix is the most secure because most of the time not even you can decrypt your own chats

Decent SEO, hope we top out someday

alt-text: DuckDuckGo results for Lemmy, showing A British rock musician taking the top info card and top result while join–lemmy.org is #2

To top out Lemmy would be a bad move. In this case we could consider a #2 being equal to being #1. Nothing's greater than Lemmy, a British rock musician.
- Good stuff (Piped)

Signal and Lemmy, gotta be my two favorite genders

any good signal groups?
- not sure. I just use it to chat with friends, family and such, not so much for new connections

But if you pop over to Reddit it's a lot of similar memes.

My Lemmy meme experience:
(sauce)
My Reddit meme experience:
- File tixkets 4 maymays

This is one reason I’m not a fan of the block feature (and I suppose even have slight concerns about instances blocking other instances). “Recommendation transparency”(?).

Would be neat to say “here, I curated this feed for you” and link somebody to the instance you use with a block list embedded. If we get used to browsing without seeing furry goblin porn, friends might be surprised when we recommend a site that has so much of it.

My hope is that if enough people block an instance, it'll just die out over time from not enough interaction.

Should've said "the Internet", as most memes get cross-posted across various sites/apps.

“Yeah I could’ve guessed that”
What kind of books do you like to read?
Oh, the kind with words in them.
- Pop up
- Not even close to the same thing. Books generally don't copy other bodies of work like the way memes spread across multiple sites. I can't read The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and expect to find a Tyrion chapter from A Clash of Kings.
The question was "where do u get the memes?", not "where do they come from?"
So yeah, we need some more reading comprehesion there bro

Be sure to include a URL next time

This implies that you see memes on lemmy, that are not bad (or just few in number). What communities are you following?