cross-posted from: https://feddit.uk/post/17299822
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this post was submitted on 11 Sep 2024
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Photoshop. Not sure why the poster bothered to cross post when it was already debunked in the other thread.
Oh. That's disappointing. For a moment I lived a world where trucks can be ramped onto power lines.
You know that pics don't need to be real, right? Same been on reddit, all it needs is to fit the spirit of the community.
Here's an another example from a month ago: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/25160087
Obvious photoshops are different. This example is funny because it's obviously not real. The truck one is intentionally pretending to be real and not entertaining at all. That's the difference.
Not entertaining at all? What are you talking about?
Also:
Meanwhile the image: Looks photoshopped AF.
You could post pictures in a community called "photoshopped memes" and every post would have people in it telling everyone it's fake. Some people are special like that.
Dude asked “how”. I answered how.
So we just do whatever reddit does now?
Bruuuuuuuuh. You realise that most people moved here from reddit 1+ year ago? I've been following this community for years before I quit reddit and this commnity always had it's own specific set of rules. I know it may shock you but ~99% of all lemmy communities are in fact based on reddit communities. I know we hate reddit but let's think for ourselves please...