Writing a long comment on a popular post knowing no one will read it

This meme consists of top text paired with a cartoon illustration below. The top text reads 'Me writing a 200+ words comment on a post with 1,000+ comments, knowing nobody will read it.' The illustration shows a smirking, stylized medieval scribe with a long nose, wearing rings and a dark hat, leaning over to write intently with a quill pen, with a lit oil lamp and inkwell beside him. The meme humorously highlights the relatable, slightly absurd common behavior of internet users spending time crafting long detailed comments on extremely popular posts that already have thousands of existing comments, even when they know their comment will almost certainly go unseen by other users.

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Me writing a 200+ words comment on a post with 1,000+ comments, knowing nobody will read it.

Overview

This meme consists of top text paired with a cartoon illustration below. The top text reads 'Me writing a 200+ words comment on a post with 1,000+ comments, knowing nobody will read it.' The illustration shows a smirking, stylized medieval scribe with a long nose, wearing rings and a dark hat, leaning over to write intently with a quill pen, with a lit oil lamp and inkwell beside him. The meme humorously highlights the relatable, slightly absurd common behavior of internet users spending time crafting long detailed comments on extremely popular posts that already have thousands of existing comments, even when they know their comment will almost certainly go unseen by other users.

Origin notes

This meme is sourced from the Reddit:Meme RSS feed, with the original post title listed as 'idk why people do this'. It is a remix meme created by adding relatable social media behavior text over a pre-existing, widely used cartoon illustration of a focused scribe that is often repurposed for jokes about putting in effort for little to no reward, and it was first circulated in Reddit meme communities.

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