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That's strange to me. It's a pretty unique and interesting way of posting messages. You would think it would have been adopted by one of the many other platforms out there.


Maybe 4chan's just got too much bad juju. I've also always seen pushback for ">greenposting when the text isn't even green..."

I admit, it is a unique posting style which invites linguistic inquiry, but there is something awkward about seeing it used outside of its home.




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