Too narrow, hidden, minimal feedback…

    • P03 Locke
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      362 years ago

      Yeah, it has a very specific meaning, and people are now using it to mean “things becoming shitty”. Just because “shit” is the base word doesn’t mean that’s what the whole word means.

    • @burliman@lemm.ee
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      132 years ago

      Thank you. I think it was overused even the moment it was used for its intended purpose. It feels really im14andthisisedgy to me.

      • @atetulo@lemm.ee
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        2 years ago

        I’m actually really glad we’re hearing it.

        It’s a sign that people are finally starting to have higher standards.

        I think those with low standards would get upset. Nobody likes to admit they’re being taken advantage of.

      • Boozilla
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        32 years ago

        And I think this is a dumb take, considering who coined the word and why. It’s a variation of “I hate anything trendy or popular”.

    • @Steeve@lemmy.ca
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      112 years ago

      Feels like it’s always been a buzzword for whatever someone doesn’t like right now

    • pizzaboi
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      72 years ago

      Underuse IMO. We’ve grown complacent in so many regards.

    • No_
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      52 years ago

      Are they wrong for using a word correctly? Or are you wrong for being a bitch about it? Hmmm.

    • Boozilla
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      32 years ago

      Yup, and when I used it, I knew someone would bitch about that. It’s funny how people get hung up on their pet peeve more than they do the more serious underlying issues we’re talking about here. It’s the same phenomenon politicians and wealthy elites use to keep us fighting each other over trivial culture war bullshit instead of pulling together to improve our material interests.