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Aug 5, 2022 · Generally, posting and sharing memes online as a form of expression is not actionable and is usually protected under the First Amendment and the doctrines of fair use. However, when a meme is...
Aug 6, 2018 · The most important piece of law to meme-creators is the Fair Use Doctrine. Part of the Copyright Act, the fair use doctrine codifies into law the idea that you can, in fact, take someone’s original work without permission, and lays out four factors to determine when doing so is acceptable.
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Yes, You All Are Wrong refers to an exploitable cartoon of a man standing in front of a large crowd telling them that they're all wrong. The man and the crowd are both typically object labeled by meme creators. The template comes from atheist Facebook groups in early 2012. It became a notable ironic meme format on Twitter and Instagramin early 2022...
On April 6th, 2012, the Facebookpage Religion Poisons Everything posted a cartoon of a man standing in front of a large crowd of people, saying, "There is no God!" to them. The top text of the meme read, "Despite the fact that the majority rules, does not mean the majority is right. It only means that the majority is gullible." Over the course of 1...
On March 6th, 2013, the cartoon was posted to Imgur, earning 10 likes in nine years. It was reposted to Facebook multiple times between 2012 and 2018, however, it wasn't until 2019 that a version of the cartoon started to read, "Yes, you all are Wrong," instead of, "There is no God!" On December 12th, 2019, the Facebook page Art, My Prison was the ...
"Some of You Guys are Alright, Don't go to School Tomorrow" is an expression uttered by a 4chan poster believed to be Umpqua Community College shooter Chris Harper-Mercer, warning /r9k/ readers not to attend school the following day if they lived in the Northwest United States.
Correct me if I’m wrong…But I think I’ve just unlocked a cheat code 😂 #hahaalright #alrightmeme #visitvietnam #greedynomads #relatable #hangon #alright greedynomads Correct me if I’m wrong…But I think I’ve just unlocked a cheat code 😂 #hahaalright #alrightmeme #visitvietnam #greedynomads #relatable #hangon #alright
Which leads us to this concluding recommendation: use alright if you like it and don't care that it's not the favored form. There's nothing essentially wrong with it. Use all right if you need people to know that you know what's all right—at least according to your English teacher (and a lot of other folks).
