I guess not having a public count isn’t good enough

A meme criticizing the progressive removal of public dislike counts on social media platforms. The left side features four sequential text steps: 'Removing the star system', 'Replacing them with likes and dislikes', 'Removing the public dislike count', and 'Adding the ability to completely disable dislikes', each paired with a real person increasingly applying clown makeup, symbolizing absurdity. The right side shows an animated nun character with a shocked expression, staring at a 'Dislike' button labeled 'Disabled by Owner' (circled in red), emphasizing disbelief at the platform policy change.

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Removing the star system
Replacing them with likes and dislikes
Removing the public dislike count
Adding the ability to completely disable dislikes

Overview

A meme criticizing the progressive removal of public dislike counts on social media platforms. The left side features four sequential text steps: 'Removing the star system', 'Replacing them with likes and dislikes', 'Removing the public dislike count', and 'Adding the ability to completely disable dislikes', each paired with a real person increasingly applying clown makeup, symbolizing absurdity. The right side shows an animated nun character with a shocked expression, staring at a 'Dislike' button labeled 'Disabled by Owner' (circled in red), emphasizing disbelief at the platform policy change.

Origin notes

Originates from Reddit:Meme, created by a user likely using image editing software (e.g., Photoshop or mobile editors) to combine a multi-panel 'clown makeup progression' template with an animated reaction image of a shocked nun. The meme satirizes social media platforms (e.g., YouTube) that gradually disabled public dislike counts and later allowed complete disabling of the dislike button, framing these changes as ridiculous (hence the clown metaphor).

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