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You hate it because it makes laziness easier...? It is literally the whole season why technology and science exist: To make things easier. Laziness is your boss' way of making you feel bad for not working more.
So lazy
There's an argument that art doesn't need to be good or bad, that art makes us think and discuss. I would argue that this piece has done that, because here we are discussing it.
Another way to think of it is you saying "anyone could do it" , which then the response is "but no one did"
Banana-ductaped-on-wall.jpeg
"Yes" scribbled on the ceiling that you can only see if you climb this ladder and look at it with a magnifying glass.
c/im14andthisisdeep
I didn't say I hate it, I said it's an issue for me. The reason why it concerns me is because it makes spam trivial. Anyone with hardly any technical knowledge could easily write a script that produces millions of shitty unreviewed images and spam it all over the place making it hard to find legitimately good stuff.