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>That's about my thoughts on the term. I usually see it being shrilled by hipsters as a rejection of somehing with mainstream popularity or by newfags trying to act hip to the chans. I don't like shrilling against average people, but with facebook I just feel like its environment and culture just screams it in the worst way possible. Not in a "oh that's normal so it's bad" sense but in a "we are normal, we pride ourshelves on being normal, we hate anything that isn't in our ingroups so we will blindly hate it" sense. As in a feel almost threated by the culture there.
I see that it alienates people into one group. This is how you start identifying and separating people into groups(and yes,this technique is really popular for politics) and then, outsiders feel like homeless there. They feel like they don't have a place there. It could also apply to me. The worst gift that I could receive is by having an account on Tumblr or Twitter again.Not even free I would want them. You would have to pay me to get into them.

>I know people who do all the time to verying degrees. Not to say that everyone there is 100% is a blind addict, but I do see at least some of these behaviors in most people I know who use social media a lot.
Could this explain their anger in some of their entries? I mean,the constant stress they have about their social image,could it cause the offended responses and show their impatience instead?
>My goal is to get the banners before then.
Original content is always original content. Whenever you feel like it.
>Good look with the edits!
Yeah,it's becoming a little bit more sophisticated and a little nice gallery. Again,this is what anyone can do with a photo editor with the normal effects but I guess the simple methods are more effective.

By the way,this is the picture of Cadence that has 61 upvotes and didn't even reach the 100 likes barrier on Derpi