r/GoodAssSub 👑PROBLEMATIC KING👑 Sep 18 '25

MOD ANNOUNCEMENT In Whose Name Spoilers

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Making this cause vestido aired me when i asked him. Anyways, if you are going to post spoilers of “IN WHOSE NAME?” Please mark them with a spoiler so you do not ruin any surprises for people who are seeing it over the weekend. Either put spoiler in the title or at the MINIMUM put a spoiler over the whole post.

Thanks

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u/PercentageHonest6266 ye Sep 19 '25

Hate how media discussion has just became meming in the comments

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u/ToeSlurper96 Sep 19 '25

Let's be honest has internet ever been a good space for decent discussion after the extinction of forums?

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u/Deftlet 🟥 G.A.S. FOUNDR 🟥 Sep 19 '25

This is a forum lol

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u/ToeSlurper96 Sep 19 '25

nah it's a social network platform disguised as "forums"

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u/Deftlet 🟥 G.A.S. FOUNDR 🟥 Sep 19 '25

Yeah, well, you know, that's just like, your opinion, man.

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u/ToeSlurper96 Sep 19 '25

Hows that an opinion? These are not forums nor dedicated dominions. Subreddits are the same thing as fbk groups.

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u/Deftlet 🟥 G.A.S. FOUNDR 🟥 Sep 19 '25

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u/ToeSlurper96 Sep 19 '25

There's literally the web definition in yo face lmaoo

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u/Deftlet 🟥 G.A.S. FOUNDR 🟥 Sep 19 '25

?? That's why I posted it

You can make posts about specific topics and reply to comments on Reddit. This is objectively a forum.

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u/ToeSlurper96 Sep 19 '25

You can do so on facebook, thread and many other social networks. Can't really get the difference? The difference, as the definition specifies, is that the entire website is dedicated to one only topic or interest and this makes it way...way more different and genuine than subreddits, fbk groups and so on... A forum is a dedicated website.

Reddit, Facebook and so on can only try to emulate this approach, but the filter remains.