A few examples include s*x questions on askreddit, “this” comments, nolife powermods, jokes being more frequent than actual answers
21 points
I don’t agree, /s is immensely useful for neurodivergent people, some of which cannot recognize sarcasm at all.
Also, really often something that is “obvious sarcasm” for you is a genuinely held belief by someone online. Nothing is too ridiculous for the internet
-2 points
Maybe internet forums aren’t the best place for people that can’t recognize context.
0 points
4 points
Why should we exclude neurodiverse people from a space when it’s easy enough to make it accessible?
-1 points
Apparently reddit and lemmy are the only places they socialize, so whatever.
