this post was submitted on 24 Oct 2023
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Who says reaction images aren't healthy or communicative?
I know, right? A picture paints a thousand words.
All right mate, no need to get personal.
Ah we evolved to star trek images due to that one typo
I can't follow you?
There was a trend of stock photos being posted as memes.
One person made a typo with "Spock photos", Spock being a star trek character. This was rather funny so people started posting star trek related memes.
Ok. I've seen it as a joke but maybe it started with a typo
I was just wondering about whether it would be obnoxious to use the occasional reaction image in Lemmy comments. I remember seeing a lot of images during the great exodus, but rarely since.
It feels ridiculous to ask, but is there a generally agreed-upon etiquette for this stuff? I feel like I missed a memo or something 😂
Yes there was this message you might have missed 
I feel called out
Me looking through my emotional response archive for a healthy, communicative way to express my emotions
