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<div>Post Aesthetics is a poser Facebook group full of poor quality memes. Under the guise of campaigning for social justice, the group has a hypocritical set of policies. It is led by a hypersensitive mod team which will ban for the slightest perceived offense, or often for seemingly no reason at all. The group has a complex system of categorizing some content into requiring either a [[content warning]] or [[trigger warning]]. Although this isn't in itself a terrible idea and is done sensibly in some other internet communities, the moderators are able to arbitrarily decide what kind of content needs what kind of warning, sometimes leading to some seemingly nonsensical guidelines. Infamously, Post Aesthetics requires members to post a content warning on pictures of food. Members are given a very small window of time to edit posts if someone asks for a content warning, and people are often banned for missing the window. If a member accidentally mislabels something, that is also grounds for a permanent ban, since this will be perceived to be making fun of content warnings or trigger warnings, even if the mislabeling was a genuine mistake.<br />
<br />
Post Aesthetics is a medium sized Facebook group in terms of member count. It has about 40,000 members, considerably more than [[Cirque du Twerque]] and slightly more than [[Hackathon Hackers]], but the group pales in comparison in size to [[EEQ]] or [[PHP]].<br />
<br />
Most of the group's moderators seem to live in the US and either attend college or are college educated. Many are white. Post Aesthetics has a habit of refusing to explain its complex rules and large corpus of social justice jargon, instead opting to condescendingly demand that people research anything they don't understand, under constant threat of permanent ban if they won't (or don't know how to). This is inherently biased against people who are less privileged than them, such as people from less developed countries or people with poor educational backgrounds, who may have not been exposed to these ideas in college courses or on certain parts of the internet.<br />
<br />
There is a prevailing "us versus them" mentality throughout the group, with anyone disagreeing with the moderators even slightly deserving of an instant ban.<br />
<br />
In early May 2016, the head mod of Post Aesthetics seemingly attempted to cheat on his final project in an introductory AI class when a CdT member asked to be unbanned. He demanded that the CdT member complete an unsupervised learning program by a certain date, which was assumed to be the day before the due date of the actual project, to become unbanned. This was all but confirmed when cross-referencing the syllabus of a class at the moderator's listed school.<br />
<br />
Also in May 2016, Post Aesthetics banned the [[Dat Boi]] meme, which depicts a frog riding a unicycle, for being racist.<br />
<br />
Also in May 2016, a number of Post Aesthetics moderators infiltrated Cirque du Twerque, and have been quite chill so far. Time will tell what their true intentions are.<br />
<br />
Although the group is almost universally ridiculed on Cirque du Twerque, there exist several Post Aesthetics [[shills]] in our ranks, and one or more "moles" who report negative things that CdT members say about Post Aesthetics to its numerous mods. These shills appear to believe that Post Aesthetics is infallible because they agree with its stances on social justice, and despite widespread evidence of corruption and incompetence in its leadership, they continue to vehemently defend the group.<br />
<br />
Many members agree that the ideas that Post Aesthetics promote would be commendable if their methodology weren't so deeply flawed and their memes weren't so shitty. Some members believe that Post Aesthetics' incompetence and corruption give the social justice movement a bad reputation, potentially turning people away from it due to its seemingly extremist views, unwelcoming environment, and unforgiving attitude. Other CdT members fundamentally disagree with some of the perceived goals of the social justice movement and dislike Post Aesthetics for that reason. However, unlike Post Aesthetics, CdT is always open to healthy debate about these issues (as well as dank memes).<br />
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[[Category: Shitty Facebook Groups]]</div>Coolbho3khttps://cdt.gd/w/index.php?title=Cirque_du_Twerque&diff=171Cirque du Twerque2016-05-19T17:10:37Z<p>Coolbho3k: /* Post Aesthetics Controversy */</p>
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<div><strong>Welcome to the CdT wiki!</strong><br />
<p>Cirque du Twerque is a closed Facebook group with over 5,000 members. The group focuses on [[:Category:Memes| memes]], some of which are tech-related because of the group's history with [[Hackathon Hackers]].</p><br />
<p>This wiki is a [[Trash Dumpyard|dumpyard]] for all information on all the [[:Category:Memes| dankest memes]] in [[Cirque du Twerque]].</p><br />
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<p>Check out [https://www.facebook.com/groups/HHCirqueDuTwerque/permalink/454459328085087/ this post] for wiki information.</p><br />
<br />
== History ==<br />
=== Old Circletwerk ===<br />
<p>Cirque du Twerque started out as HH Circlejerk, which was originally an HH humor subgroup. Due to complaints about the original title, the name changed to HH Circletwerk.</p><br />
<br />
=== Migration to HH Cirque du Twerque ===<br />
<br />
<p>In July of 2015, admin drama caused many users to leave HH Circletwerk and create other subgroups, such as HH Circletwerk 2.0, demanding more fair moderation. The turning point for HH Circletwerk was when the owner of the group removed every admin and disabled posting with no notice.</p> <br />
<p>Lily Sellers, a frequent memer in HH Circletwerk, decided to jump on this opportunity to spark a revolution and found a new meme group, HH Circlesmirk. This is why Lily is commonly referred to as "queen", "senpai", "mom", etc.</p><br />
<p>Once the new group was created, the Meme Queen informed her fellow revolutionaries – David the Dank Lord, Mike the Trump Card, Stephanie the Supreme Shit-poster. The four of them together were the original mods of HH Circlesmirk. They, as well as many others before them, believed that moderation and any decision that may affect the group should be decided by majority vote.</p><br />
<p>The new group gained a considerable following over only a few days, after which the mods decided to create a poll to decide on what the community wanted the group name to be. Everyone was allowed to add options to the poll as well as vote. However, to keep everything fair and unbiased, the mods opt out of every vote. This is how HH Circlesmirk came to be HH Cirque du Twerque.</p><br />
<br />
=== Removal of HH from Cirque du Twerque ===<br />
<br />
<p>In December 2015, the actions of a certain HH admin angered many people in the HH community, including many members of HHCdT. On December 13, 2015, said HH admin released the following statement:</p><br />
<br />
<blockquote><br />
<p>For the past year and a half, I've had the opportunity to build this community with incredible people. They taught me so much.</p><br />
<p>When we built that team, I hoped that rule by committee of equals would be the most effective way to build the community. I was wrong.</p><br />
<p>The community suffered due to inaction. Marginalized people left the group en masse, many of the most active members left for the subgroups, and the team was ineffective at changing that.</p><br />
<p>My failure to communicate effectively with the team and the community itself caused this. I apologize for letting the community get to this point.</p><br />
<p>These changes should have happened long ago and they should have been communicated with the admin team. The fact that I felt the need to remove another admin unilaterally to make this change was my own fault. I made a mistake.</p><br />
<p>My intention isn't to take over as eternal dictator of HH. Nor is it to turn this into a business. I didn't do this for power or money. I did this because I thought it was best for the community. There was definitely a better way.</p><br />
<p>Moving forward, we’ll be transitioning power to the subgroup leaders and the community itself. You can read more about the plan here: https://medium.com/hackathon-hackers/giving-hackathon-hackers-back-to-the-community-c77cebda92e6#.mslxrqiv8</p><br />
<p>Community members can nominate moderators. Subgroup leaders will elect both the moderation team and the admin who will lead HH.</p><br />
<p>I won't be running in the election at the start of the New Year. My sole role will be to ensure that elections are fair, that the transition of power is smooth, and that no one is ever able to do what I did again.</p><br />
</blockquote><br />
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<p>This apology was not taken well by the HHCdT community, and as a result, this became a [[HH Admin Copypasta|copypasta]] and HH Cirque du Twerque became Cirque du Twerque. Many other HH subgroups made changes as well, including:</p><br />
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* HH Hacker Problems -> Hacker Problems<br />
* Real Singles of HH -> Sovereign State of Real Singles<br />
* HH Cats -> Real Cats of CdT<br />
* Hackathon Hackers (purist subgroup) -> Hackers -> HX<br />
<br />
=== Dishwasher controversy ===<br />
<p>In January of 2016, the following meme, in style of the [[How Should a Dog Wear Pants?]] meme, was posted to CdT:</p><br />
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px"><br />
'''/hh the following link may offend some people'''<br />
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">http://starecat.com/content/wp-content/uploads/if-a-dishwasher-wore-pants-would-it-wear-them-like-this-or-this-woman-trolling.jpg</div><br />
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</div><br />
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<p>This meme caused a lot of controversy among CdT members, and many claimed that the meme was misogynistic. On the other hand, other CdT members, including women, claimed that such humor should not be taken seriously on a shitposting group. Others decided to leave CdT all together, claiming the environment "promoted sexism".</p><br />
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<p>One member went on a full-blown rant defending their friend and threatening to leave if they "saw this misogynistic shit ever again", creating the [[Friend of Mine copypasta]]. However, CdT remains strong to this day.</p><br />
<br />
=== Mod Elections of 2016===<br />
<p>In May of 2016, CdT reached 5,000 members, which meant a new mod was to be elected. This was a big deal so hella people made tons of memes and effortposted their way to the top. Some even did memes in the style of [http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/bernie-or-hillary Bernie or Hillary?] between eachother. All [https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=994554633927877 "attack" ads] were meant in good nature. Eventually it was narrowed down to three candidates. </p><br />
<p>The elections turned tense when a member made a personal attack on one of the candidates and threatened to "leave CdT and never look back, you have my word". Due to building tension, the mods at the time decided to prematurely end the elections, and making all top three candidates moderators. </p><br />
<br />
===The Great Rap Battle of 2016===<br />
<p>In May of 2016 around the time of The Mod Elections of 2016 a rap battle broke out when local 9 year old, Andy Kamath dropped a soundcloud link titled "Views From The 9". It was met with rave reviews including "I can't believe you've done this", "I don't want to live on this planet anymore", and "tihs(sic) is not that bad". The following is the fallout of the dropping of the K-Bomb.</p><br />
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* [https://soundcloud.com/andy-kamath-1/views-from-the-nine-cdt-diss-track The original: Views From The 9 - Andy Kamath]<br />
* [https://soundcloud.com/halfwindy/ndy-kam-h-remix The remix: Views From The 9 - Olivia Scharfman]<br />
* [https://soundcloud.com/lil-fuky/fucking-dont-even-bother Another rap: Fucking don't even bother making anymore CDT raps - Peyrameshwar Naz]<br />
* [https://www.facebook.com/groups/HHCirqueDuTwerque/permalink/496951333835886/ The fire whisperer: Pusheen - Thierry Rutaganira]<br />
* [https://soundcloud.com/iamswift/diss-claimer The undisputed GOAT: Diss-Claimer. - Jonathan Kingsley]<br />
* [https://soundcloud.com/andy-kamath-1/back-to-baesics Response to JFK: Back To Baesics - Andy Kamath]<br />
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=== Post Aesthetics Controversy === <br />
<p> After some complaints from various [https://www.facebook.com/groups/HHCirqueDuTwerque/ CdT] members, [[Post Aesthetics]] reputation got worse and worse. In particular, it became a well known page for having hyper-sensitive admins. In addition, the page favors PoC (People of Color) over white people. It calls white people to "check their privilege." Almost always, people who differ in opinion with the admins get banned from the page. Regardless of the reputation, members from [https://www.facebook.com/groups/HHCirqueDuTwerque/ CdT] always post memes and roast admins from PA and expose them.</p><br />
<p> In one incident, a PA (Post Aesthetic) admin promised a CdT member to ub-ban him/her in exchange for completing their CS assignment. Whether the PA admin was joking or not is still not determined. </p><br />
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=== Frank the Frowner === <br />
<p> Frank the Frowner is [https://www.facebook.com/nisha.shlaymoon Nisha's] favorite character. Frank is a character that is diagnosed with a disease that does not let him smile. Frank loves to start sentences with "Did you know it takes more muscles to frown than it does to smile?" Examples that Nisha used:</p><br />
<p> - Did you know it takes more muscles to frown than it does to smile? I was once told by a man, who was using my mouth as a pocket pussy. </p><br />
<p> - Did you know it takes more muscles to frown than it does to smile? I was once told by a woman, who I hope gets raped by a gang of Dominicans. </p><br />
<p> - Did you know it takes more muscles to frown than it does to smile? I learned this while looking at PA screen shots. </p><br />
<p> - Did you know it takes more muscles to frown than it does to smile? I was once told by a PA admin, who I hope get molested by a PoC (Person of Color). </p><br />
<p> - Did you know it takes more muscles to frown than it does to smile? I was once told by a white handed cunt. </p><br />
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== Demographic ==<br />
<p>Cirque du Twerque is very popular among college-aged students, many of them being Computer Science and/or Computer Engineering majors, and some high school students. For an unknown reason, many of the college-aged members attend college or live in the state of Illinois. Some CdT members attend other state universities as well as Ivy Leagues, renowned engineering schools and even liberal arts schools. </p><br />
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<p>Despite the lack of women in technology, CdT is an inclusive environment, and many of the moderators and top-tier shitposters are women. Thus, [[Do girls like this?|girls do like CdT]].</p></div>Coolbho3khttps://cdt.gd/w/index.php?title=Post_Aesthetics&diff=170Post Aesthetics2016-05-19T07:45:32Z<p>Coolbho3k: </p>
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<div>Post Aesthetics is a poser Facebook group full of poor quality memes. Under the guise of campaigning for social justice, the group has a hypocritical set of policies. It is led by a hypersensitive mod team which will ban for the slightest perceived offense, or often for seemingly no reason at all. The group has a complex system of categorizing some content into requiring either a [[content warning]] or [[trigger warning]]. Although this isn't in itself a terrible idea and is done sensibly in some other internet communities, the moderators are able to arbitrarily decide what kind of content needs what kind of warning, sometimes leading to some seemingly nonsensical guidelines. Infamously, Post Aesthetics requires members to post a content warning on pictures of food. Members are given a very small window of time to edit posts if someone asks for a content warning, and people are often banned for missing the window. If a member accidentally mislabels something, that is also grounds for a permanent ban, since this will be perceived to be making fun of content warnings or trigger warnings, even if the mislabeling was a genuine mistake.<br />
<br />
Post Aesthetics is a medium sized Facebook group in terms of member count. It has about 40,000 members, considerably more than [[Cirque du Twerque]] and slightly more than [[Hackathon Hackers]], but the group pales in comparison in size to [[EEQ]] or [[PHP]].<br />
<br />
Most of the group's moderators seem to live in the US and either attend college or are college educated. Many are white. Post Aesthetics has a habit of refusing to explain its complex rules and large corpus of social justice jargon, instead opting to condescendingly demand that people research anything they don't understand, under constant threat of permanent ban if they won't (or don't know how to). This is inherently biased against people who are less privileged than them, such as people from less developed countries or people with poor educational backgrounds, who may have not been exposed to these ideas in college courses or on certain parts of the internet.<br />
<br />
There is a prevailing "us versus them" mentality throughout the group, with anyone disagreeing with the moderators even slightly deserving of an instant ban.<br />
<br />
In early May 2016, the head mod of Post Aesthetics seemingly attempted to cheat on his final project in an introductory AI class when a CdT member asked to be unbanned. He demanded that the CdT member complete an unsupervised learning program by a certain date, which was assumed to be the day before the due date of the actual project, to become unbanned. This was all but confirmed when cross-referencing the syllabus of a class at the moderator's listed school.<br />
<br />
Also in May 2016, Post Aesthetics banned the [[Dat Boi]] meme, which depicts a frog riding a unicycle, for being racist.<br />
<br />
Although the group is almost universally ridiculed on Cirque du Twerque, there exist several Post Aesthetics [[shills]] in our ranks, and one or more "moles" who report negative things that CdT members say about Post Aesthetics to its numerous mods. These shills appear to believe that Post Aesthetics is infallible because they agree with its stances on social justice, and despite widespread evidence of corruption and incompetence in its leadership, they continue to vehemently defend the group.<br />
<br />
Many members agree that the ideas that Post Aesthetics promote would be commendable if their methodology weren't so deeply flawed and their memes weren't so shitty. Some members believe that Post Aesthetics' incompetence and corruption give the social justice movement a bad reputation, potentially turning people away from it due to its seemingly extremist views, unwelcoming environment, and unforgiving attitude. Other CdT members fundamentally disagree with some of the perceived goals of the social justice movement and dislike Post Aesthetics for that reason. However, unlike Post Aesthetics, CdT is always open to healthy debate about these issues (as well as dank memes).</div>Coolbho3khttps://cdt.gd/w/index.php?title=Post_Aesthetics&diff=169Post Aesthetics2016-05-19T07:41:02Z<p>Coolbho3k: </p>
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<div>Post Aesthetics is a poser Facebook group full of poor quality memes. Under the guise of campaigning for social justice, the group has a hypocritical set of policies banning anything the mod team thinks may offend minorities or underprivileged people. It is led by a hypersensitive mod team which will ban for the slightest perceived offense, or often for seemingly no reason at all. The group has a complex system of categorizing some content into requiring either a [[content warning]] or [[trigger warning]]. Although this isn't in itself a terrible idea and is done sensibly in some other internet communities, the moderators are able to arbitrarily decide what kind of content needs what kind of warning, sometimes leading to some seemingly nonsensical guidelines. Infamously, Post Aesthetics requires members to post a content warning on pictures of food. Members are given a very small window of time to edit posts if someone asks for a content warning, and people are often banned for missing the window. If a member accidentally mislabels something, that is also grounds for a permanent ban, since this will be perceived to be making fun of content warnings or trigger warnings, even if the mislabeling was a genuine mistake.<br />
<br />
Post Aesthetics is a medium sized Facebook group in terms of member count. It has about 40,000 members, considerably more than [[Cirque du Twerque]] and slightly more than [[Hackathon Hackers]], but the group pales in comparison in size to [[EEQ]] or [[PHP]].<br />
<br />
Most of the group's moderators seem to live in the US and either attend college or are college educated. Many are white. Post Aesthetics has a habit of refusing to explain its complex rules and large corpus of social justice jargon, instead opting to condescendingly demand that people research anything they don't understand, under constant threat of permanent ban if they won't (or don't know how to). This is inherently biased against people who are less privileged than them, such as people from less developed countries or people with poor educational backgrounds, who may have not been exposed to these ideas in college courses or on certain parts of the internet.<br />
<br />
There is a prevailing "us versus them" mentality throughout the group, with anyone disagreeing with the moderators even slightly deserving of an instant ban.<br />
<br />
In early May 2016, the head mod of Post Aesthetics seemingly attempted to cheat on his final project in an introductory AI class when a CdT member asked to be unbanned. He demanded that the CdT member complete an unsupervised learning program by a certain date, which was assumed to be the day before the due date of the actual project, to become unbanned. This was all but confirmed when cross-referencing the syllabus of a class at the moderator's listed school.<br />
<br />
Also in May 2016, Post Aesthetics banned the [[Dat Boi]] meme, which depicts a frog riding a unicycle, for being racist.<br />
<br />
Although the group is almost universally ridiculed on Cirque du Twerque, there exist several Post Aesthetics [[shills]] in our ranks, and one or more "moles" who report negative things that CdT members say about Post Aesthetics to its numerous mods. These shills appear to believe that Post Aesthetics is infallible because they agree with its stances on social justice, and despite widespread evidence of corruption and incompetence in its leadership, they continue to vehemently defend the group.<br />
<br />
Many members believe that Post Aesthetics' incompetence and corruption give the social justice movement a bad reputation, potentially turning people away from it due to its seemingly extremist views, unwelcoming environment, and unforgiving attitude. Other CdT members fundamentally disagree with some of the perceived goals of the social justice movement and dislike Post Aesthetics for that reason. However, unlike Post Aesthetics, CdT is always open to healthy debate about these issues (as well as dank memes).</div>Coolbho3khttps://cdt.gd/w/index.php?title=Post_Aesthetics&diff=168Post Aesthetics2016-05-19T07:37:36Z<p>Coolbho3k: </p>
<hr />
<div>Post Aesthetics is a poser Facebook group full of poor quality memes. Under the guise of campaigning for social justice, the group has a hypocritical set of policies banning anything the mod team thinks may offend minorities or underprivileged people. It is led by a hypersensitive mod team which will ban for the slightest perceived offense, or often for seemingly no reason at all. The group has a complex system of categorizing some content into requiring either a [[content warning]] or [[trigger warning]]. Although this isn't in itself a terrible idea and is done sensibly in some other internet communities, the moderators are able to arbitrarily decide what kind of content needs what kind of warning, sometimes leading to some seemingly nonsensical guidelines. Infamously, Post Aesthetics requires members to post a content warning on pictures of food. Members are given a very small window of time to edit posts if someone asks for a content warning, and people are often banned for missing the window. If a member accidentally mislabels something, that is also grounds for a permanent ban, since this will be perceived to be making fun of content warnings or trigger warnings, even if the mislabeling was a genuine mistake.<br />
<br />
Post Aesthetics is a medium sized Facebook group in terms of member count. It has about 40,000 members, considerably more than [[Cirque du Twerque]] and slightly more than [[Hackathon Hackers]], but the group pales in comparison in size to [[EEQ]] or [[PHP]].<br />
<br />
Most of the group's moderators seem to live in the US and either attend college or are college educated. Many are white. Post Aesthetics has a habit of refusing to explain its complex rules and large corpus of social justice jargon, instead opting to condescendingly demand that people research anything they don't understand, under constant threat of permanent ban if they won't (or don't know how to). This is inherently biased against people who are less privileged than them, such as people from less developed countries or people with poor educational backgrounds, who may have not been exposed to these ideas in college courses or in certain parts of the internet.<br />
<br />
There is a prevailing "us versus them" mentality throughout the group, with anyone disagreeing with the moderators even slightly deserving of an instant ban.<br />
<br />
In early May 2016, the head mod of Post Aesthetics seemingly attempted to cheat on his final project in an introductory AI class when a CdT member asked to be unbanned. He demanded that the CdT member complete an unsupervised learning program by a certain date, which was assumed to be the day before the due date of the actual project, to become unbanned. This was all but confirmed when cross-referencing the syllabus of a class at the moderator's listed school.<br />
<br />
Although the group is almost universally ridiculed on Cirque du Twerque, there exist several Post Aesthetics [[shills]] in our ranks, and one or more "moles" who report negative things that CdT members say about Post Aesthetics to its numerous mods. These shills appear to believe that Post Aesthetics is infallible because they agree with its stances on social justice, and despite widespread evidence of corruption and incompetence in its leadership, they continue to vehemently defend the group.<br />
<br />
Many members believe that Post Aesthetics' incompetence and corruption give the social justice movement a bad reputation, potentially turning people away from it due to its seemingly extremist views, unwelcoming environment, and unforgiving attitude. Other CdT members fundamentally disagree with some of the perceived goals of the social justice movement and dislike Post Aesthetics for that reason. However, unlike Post Aesthetics, CdT is always open to healthy debate about these issues (as well as dank memes).</div>Coolbho3khttps://cdt.gd/w/index.php?title=Post_Aesthetics&diff=167Post Aesthetics2016-05-19T07:33:55Z<p>Coolbho3k: </p>
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<div>Post Aesthetics is a poser Facebook group full of poor quality memes. Under the guise of campaigning for social justice, the group has a hypocritical set of policies banning anything the mod team thinks may offend minorities or underprivileged people. It is led by a hypersensitive mod team which will ban for the slightest perceived offense, or often for seemingly no reason at all. The group has a complex system of categorizing some content into requiring either a [[content warning]] or [[trigger warning]]. Although this isn't in itself a terrible idea and is done sensibly in some other internet communities, the moderators are able to arbitrarily decide what kind of content needs what kind of warning, sometimes leading to some seemingly nonsensical guidelines. Infamously, Post Aesthetics requires members to post a content warning on pictures of food. Members are given a very small window of time to edit posts if someone asks for a content warning, and people are often banned for missing the window. If a member accidentally mislabels something, that is also grounds for a permanent ban, since this will be perceived to be making fun of content warnings or trigger warnings, even if the mislabeling was a genuine mistake.<br />
<br />
Post Aesthetics is a medium sized Facebook group in terms of member count. It has about 40,000 members, considerably more than [[Cirque du Twerque]] and slightly more than [[Hackathon Hackers]], but the group pales in comparison in size to [[EEQ]] or [[PHP]].<br />
<br />
Most of the group's moderators seem to live in the US and either attend college or are college educated. Many are white. Post Aesthetics has a habit of refusing to explain its complex rules and large corpus of social justice jargon, instead opting to condescendingly demand that people research anything they don't understand, under constant threat of permanent ban if they won't (or don't know how to). This is inherently biased against people who are less privileged than them, such as people from less developed countries or people with poor educational backgrounds, who may have not been exposed to these ideas in college courses or in certain parts of the internet.<br />
<br />
There is a prevailing "us versus them" mentality throughout the group, with anyone disagreeing with the moderators even slightly deserving of an instant ban.<br />
<br />
In early May 2016, the head mod of Post Aesthetics seemingly attempted to cheat on his final project in an introductory AI class when a CdT member asked to be unbanned. He demanded that the CdT member complete an unsupervised learning program by a certain date, which was assumed to be the day before the due date of the actual project, to become unbanned. This was all but confirmed when cross-referencing the syllabus of a class at the moderator's listed school.<br />
<br />
Although the group is almost universally ridiculed on Cirque du Twerque, there exist several Post Aesthetics [[shills]] in our ranks, and one or more "moles" who report negative things that CdT members say about Post Aesthetics to its numerous mods. These shills appear to believe that Post Aesthetics is infallible because they agree with its stances on social justice, and despite widespread evidence of corruption and incompetence in its leadership, they continue to vehemently defend the group.<br />
<br />
Many members believe that Post Aesthetics' incompetence and corruption gives the social justice movement a bad reputation, potentially turning people away from it due to its seemingly extremist views, unwelcoming environment, and unforgiving attitude. Other CdT members fundamentally disagree with some of the perceived goals of the social justice movement and dislike Post Aesthetics for that reason. However, unlike Post Aesthetics, CdT is always open to healthy debate about these issues (as well as dank memes).</div>Coolbho3khttps://cdt.gd/w/index.php?title=Post_Aesthetics&diff=166Post Aesthetics2016-05-19T07:31:21Z<p>Coolbho3k: </p>
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<div>Post Aesthetics is a poser Facebook group full of poor quality memes. Under the guise of campaigning for social justice, the group has a hypocritical set of policies banning anything the mod team thinks may offend minorities or underprivileged people. It is led by a hypersensitive mod team which will ban for the slightest perceived offense, or often for seemingly no reason at all. The group has a complex system of categorizing some content into requiring either a [[content warning]] or [[trigger warning]]. Although this isn't in itself a terrible idea and is done sensibly in other internet communities, the moderators are able to arbitrarily decide what kind of content needs what kind of warning. Infamously, Post Aesthetics requires members to post a content warning on pictures of food. Members are given a very small window of time to edit posts if someone asks for a content warning, and people are often banned for missing the window. If a member accidentally mislabels something, that is also grounds for a permanent ban, since this will be perceived to be making fun of content warnings or trigger warnings, even if the mislabeling was a genuine mistake.<br />
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Post Aesthetics is a medium sized Facebook group in terms of member count. It has about 40,000 members, considerably more than [[Cirque du Twerque]] and slightly more than [[Hackathon Hackers]], but the group pales in comparison in size to [[EEQ]] or [[PHP]].<br />
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Most of the group's moderators seem to live in the US and either attend college or are college educated. Many are white. Post Aesthetics has a habit of refusing to explain its complex rules and large corpus of social justice jargon, instead opting to condescendingly demand that people research anything they don't understand, under constant threat of permanent ban if they won't (or don't know how to). This is inherently biased against people who are less privileged than them, such as people from less developed countries or people with poor educational backgrounds, who may have not been exposed to these ideas in college courses or in certain parts of the internet.<br />
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There is a prevailing "us versus them" mentality throughout the group, with anyone disagreeing with the moderators even slightly deserving of an instant ban.<br />
<br />
In early May 2016, the head mod of Post Aesthetics seemingly attempted to cheat on his final project in an introductory AI class when a CdT member asked to be unbanned. He demanded that the CdT member complete an unsupervised learning program by a certain date, which was assumed to be the day before the due date of the actual project, to become unbanned. This was all but confirmed when cross-referencing the syllabus of a class at the moderator's listed school.<br />
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Although the group is almost universally ridiculed on Cirque du Twerque, there exist several Post Aesthetics [[shills]] in our ranks, and one or more "moles" who report negative things that CdT members say about Post Aesthetics to its numerous mods. These shills appear to believe that Post Aesthetics is infallible because they agree with its stances on social justice, and despite widespread evidence of corruption and incompetence in its leadership, they continue to vehemently defend the group.<br />
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Many members believe that Post Aesthetics' incompetence and corruption gives the social justice movement a bad reputation, potentially turning people away from it due to its seemingly extremist views, unwelcoming environment, and unforgiving attitude. Other CdT members fundamentally disagree with some of the perceived goals of the social justice movement and dislike Post Aesthetics for that reason. However, unlike Post Aesthetics, CdT is always open to healthy debate about these issues (as well as dank memes).</div>Coolbho3khttps://cdt.gd/w/index.php?title=Post_Aesthetics&diff=165Post Aesthetics2016-05-19T07:27:27Z<p>Coolbho3k: </p>
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<div>Post Aesthetics is a poser Facebook group full of poor quality memes. Under the guise of campaigning for social justice, the group has a hypocritical set of policies banning anything the mod team thinks may offend minorities or underprivileged people. It is led by a hypersensitive mod team which will ban for the slightest perceived offense, or often for seemingly no reason at all. The group has a complex system of categorizing some content into requiring either a [[content warning]] or [[trigger warning]], with the moderators arbitrarily deciding what kind of content needs what kind of warning. Infamously, Post Aesthetics requires members to post a content warning on pictures of food. Members are given a very small window of time to edit posts if someone asks for a content warning, and people are often banned for missing the window. If a member accidentally mislabels something, that is also grounds for a permanent ban, since this will be perceived to be making fun of content warnings or trigger warnings, even if the mislabeling was a genuine mistake.<br />
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Post Aesthetics is a medium sized Facebook group in terms of member count. It has about 40,000 members, considerably more than [[Cirque du Twerque]] and slightly more than [[Hackathon Hackers]], but the group pales in comparison in size to [[EEQ]] or [[PHP]].<br />
<br />
Most of the group's moderators seem to live in the US and either attend college or are college educated. Many are white. Post Aesthetics has a habit of refusing to explain its complex rules and large corpus of social justice jargon, instead opting condescendingly telling people to research anything they don't understand for themselves, under constant threat of permanent ban if they don't. This is inherently biased against people who are less privileged than them, such as people from less developed countries or people with poor educational backgrounds, who may have not been exposed to these ideas in college courses or in certain parts of the internet.<br />
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There is a prevailing "us versus them" mentality throughout the group, with anyone disagreeing with the moderators even slightly deserving of an instant ban.<br />
<br />
In early May 2016, the head mod of Post Aesthetics seemingly attempted to cheat on his final project in an introductory AI class when a CdT member asked to be unbanned. He demanded that the CdT member complete an unsupervised learning program by a certain date, which was assumed to be the day before the due date of the actual project, to become unbanned. This was all but confirmed when cross-referencing the syllabus of a class at the moderator's listed school.<br />
<br />
Although the group is almost universally ridiculed on Cirque du Twerque, there exist several Post Aesthetics [[shills]] in our ranks, and one or more "moles" who report negative things that CdT members say about Post Aesthetics to its numerous mods. These shills appear to believe that Post Aesthetics is infallible because they agree with its stances on social justice, and despite widespread evidence of corruption and incompetence in its leadership, they continue to vehemently defend the group.<br />
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Many members believe that Post Aesthetics' incompetence and corruption gives the social justice movement a bad reputation, potentially turning people away from it due to its seemingly extremist views, unwelcoming environment, and unforgiving attitude. Other CdT members fundamentally disagree with some of the perceived goals of the social justice movement and dislike Post Aesthetics for that reason. However, unlike Post Aesthetics, CdT is open to healthy debate as well as dank memes.</div>Coolbho3khttps://cdt.gd/w/index.php?title=Post_Aesthetics&diff=164Post Aesthetics2016-05-19T07:23:02Z<p>Coolbho3k: </p>
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<div>Post Aesthetics is a poser Facebook group full of poor quality memes. Under the guise of campaigning for social justice, the group has a hypocritical set of policies banning anything the mod team thinks may offend minorities or underprivileged people. It is led by a hypersensitive mod team which will ban for the slightest perceived offense, or often for seemingly no reason at all. The group has a complex system of categorizing some content into requiring either a [[content warning]] or [[trigger warning]], with the moderators arbitrarily deciding what kind of content needs what kind of warning. Infamously, Post Aesthetics requires members to post a content warning on pictures of food. Members are given a very small window of time to edit posts if someone asks for a content warning, and often people are banned because they missed the window. If a member accidentally mislabels something, that is also grounds for a permanent ban, since this will be perceived to be making fun of content warnings or trigger warnings.<br />
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Post Aesthetics is a medium sized Facebook group in terms of member count. It has about 40,000 members, considerably more than [[Cirque du Twerque]] and slightly more than [[Hackathon Hackers]], but the group pales in comparison in size to [[EEQ]] or [[PHP]].<br />
<br />
Most of the group's moderators seem to live in the US and either attend college or are college educated. Many are white. Post Aesthetics has a policy of not explaining its complex rules and large corpus of social justice jargon well, instead opting condescendingly telling people to research anything they don't understand for themselves, under constant threat of permanent ban if they don't. This is inherently biased against people who are less privileged than them, such as people from less developed countries or people with poor educational backgrounds, who may have not been exposed to these ideas in college courses or in certain parts of the internet.<br />
<br />
There is a prevailing "us versus them" mentality throughout the group, with anyone disagreeing with the moderators even slightly deserving of an instant ban.<br />
<br />
In early May 2016, the head mod of Post Aesthetics seemingly attempted to cheat on his final project in an introductory AI class when a CdT member asked to be unbanned. He demanded that the CdT member complete an unsupervised learning program by a certain date, which was assumed to be the day before the due date of the actual project, to become unbanned. This was all but confirmed when cross-referencing the syllabus of a class at the moderator's listed school.<br />
<br />
Although the group is almost universally ridiculed on Cirque du Twerque, there exist several Post Aesthetics [[shills]] in our ranks, and one or more "moles" who report negative things that CdT members say about Post Aesthetics to its numerous mods. These shills appear to believe that Post Aesthetics is infallible because they agree with its stances on social justice, but despite widespread evidence of corruption and incompetence in its leadership, they continue to vehemently defend the group.<br />
<br />
Most members believe that Post Aesthetics' incompetence and corruption gives the social justice movement a bad reputation, potentially turning people away from it due to its seemingly extremist views, unwelcoming environment, and unforgiving attitude. Other CdT members fundamentally disagree with some of the perceived goals of the social justice movement and dislike Post Aesthetics for that reason. However, unlike Post Aesthetics, CdT is open to healthy debate as well as dank memes.</div>Coolbho3khttps://cdt.gd/w/index.php?title=Post_Aesthetics&diff=163Post Aesthetics2016-05-19T07:21:55Z<p>Coolbho3k: </p>
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<div>Post Aesthetics is a poser Facebook group full of poor quality memes. Under the guise of campaigning for social justice, the group has a hypocritical set of policies banning anything the mod team thinks may offend minorities or underprivileged people. It is led by a hypersensitive mod team which will ban for the slightest perceived offense, or often for seemingly no reason at all. The group has a complex system of categorizing some content into requiring either a [[content warning]] or [[trigger warning]], with the moderators arbitrarily deciding what kind of content needs what kind of warning. Infamously, Post Aesthetics requires members to post a content warning on pictures of food. Members are given a very small window of time to edit posts if someone asks for a content warning, and often people are banned because they missed the window. If a member accidentally mislabels something, that is also grounds for a permanent ban, since this will be perceived to be making fun of content warnings or trigger warnings.<br />
<br />
Post Aesthetics is a medium sized Facebook group in terms of member count. It has about 40,000 members, considerably more than [[Cirque du Twerque]] and slightly more than [[Hackathon Hackers]], but the group pales in comparison in size to [[EEQ]] or [[PHP]].<br />
<br />
Most of the group's moderators seem to live in the US and either attend college or are college educated. Many are white. Post Aesthetics has a policy of not explaining its complex rules and large corpus of social justice jargon well, instead opting condescendingly telling people to research anything they don't understand for themselves, under constant threat of permanent ban if they don't. This is inherently biased against people who are less privileged than them, such as people from less developed countries or people with poor educational backgrounds, who may have not been exposed to these ideas in college courses or in certain parts of the internet.<br />
<br />
There is a prevailing "us versus them" mentality throughout the group, with anyone disagreeing with the moderators even slightly deserving of an instant ban.<br />
<br />
In early May 2016, the head mod of Post Aesthetics seemingly attempted to cheat on his final project in an introductory AI class when a CdT member asked to be unbanned. He demanded that the CdT member complete an unsupervised learning program by a certain date, which was assumed to be the day before the due date of the actual project, to become unbanned. This was all but confirmed when cross-referencing the syllabus of a class at the moderator's listed school.<br />
<br />
Although the group is almost universally ridiculed on Cirque du Twerque, there exist several Post Aesthetics [[shills]] in our ranks, and one or more "moles" who report negative things that CdT members say about Post Aesthetics to its numerous mods. These shills appear to believe that Post Aesthetics is infallible because they agree with its stances on social justice, but despite widespread evidence of corruption and incompetence in its leadership, they continue to vehemently defend the group.<br />
<br />
Most members believe that Post Aesthetics' incompetence and corruption gives the social justice movement a bad name, turning people away from it due to its seemingly extremist views, unwelcoming environment, and unforgiving attitude. Other CdT members fundamentally disagree with some of the perceived goals of the social justice movement and dislike Post Aesthetics for that reason. However, unlike Post Aesthetics, CdT is open to healthy debate as well as dank memes.</div>Coolbho3khttps://cdt.gd/w/index.php?title=Post_Aesthetics&diff=159Post Aesthetics2016-05-19T04:54:16Z<p>Coolbho3k: </p>
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<div>Post Aesthetics is a poser Facebook group which aims to be as hypocritical as possible under the guise of campaigning for social justice. It is led by a hypersensitive mod team which will ban for the slightest perceived offense, or often for absolutely no reason at all. Currently, the group has about 40,000 members.<br />
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Most of the group's moderators seem live in the US and either attend college or are college educated. Post Aesthetics has a policy of not explaining its complex rules and large corpus of social justice jargon well, instead telling people to research anything they don't understand under constant threat of permanent ban. This is inherently biased against people who are less privileged than them, such as people from less developed countries and people with poorer educational backgrounds who have not been exposed to these ideas.<br />
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In early May 2016, the head mod of Post Aesthetics seemingly attempted to cheat on his final project in an introductory AI class in exchange for unbanning a member.<br />
<br />
Although the group is almost universally ridiculed on [[Cirque du Twerque]], There are several Post Aesthetics [[shills]] in our ranks, and one or more "moles" who report negative things that CdT members say about Post Aesthetics to its numerous mods. These members appear to believe that Post Aesthetics is infallible because they agree with its stances on social justice, and despite widespread evidence of corruption and incompetence in its leadership, continue to defend the group. Some members believe that Post Aesthetics' incompetence gives the social justice movement a bad name, turning people away from it due to its extremist views. Other CdT members fundamentally disagree with some of the stated goals of the social justice movement and dislike Post Aesthetics for that reason. However, unlike Post Aesthetics, CdT is open to healthy debate about this.</div>Coolbho3khttps://cdt.gd/w/index.php?title=Post_Aesthetics&diff=158Post Aesthetics2016-05-19T04:47:36Z<p>Coolbho3k: </p>
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<div>Post Aesthetics is a poser Facebook group which aims to be as hypocritical as possible under the guise of campaigning for social justice. It is led by a hypersensitive mod team which will ban for the slightest perceived offense, or often for absolutely no reason at all. Currently, the group has about 40,000 members.<br />
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Most of the group's moderators seem live in the US and either attend college or are college educated. Post Aesthetics has a policy of not explaining its complex rules and large corpus of social justice jargon well, instead telling people to research anything they don't understand under constant threat of permanent ban. This is inherently biased against people who are less privileged than them, such as people from less developed countries and people with poorer educational backgrounds who have not been exposed to these ideas.<br />
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In early May 2016, the head mod of Post Aesthetics seemingly attempted to cheat on his final project in an introductory AI class in exchange for unbanning a member.<br />
<br />
There are several Post Aesthetics [[shills]] on [[Cirque du Twerque]], and one or more "moles" who report negative things that CdT members say about Post Aesthetics to its numerous mods. These members appear to believe that Post Aesthetics is infallible because they agree with its stances on social justice, and despite widespread evidence of corruption and incompetence in its leadership, continue to defend the group.</div>Coolbho3khttps://cdt.gd/w/index.php?title=Post_Aesthetics&diff=157Post Aesthetics2016-05-19T04:45:22Z<p>Coolbho3k: </p>
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<div>Post Aesthetics is a poser Facebook group which aims to be as hypocritical as possible under the guise of campaigning for social justice. It is led by a hypersensitive mod team which will ban for the slightest perceived offense, or often for absolutely no reason at all. Currently, the group has about 40,000 members.<br />
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Most of the group's moderators seem live in the US and either attend college or are college educated. Post Aesthetics has a policy of not explaining its complex rules and large corpus of social justice jargon well, instead telling people to research anything they don't understand under constant threat of permanent ban. This is inherently biased against people who are less privileged than them, such as people from less developed countries and people with poorer educational backgrounds who have not been exposed to these ideas.<br />
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In early May 2016, the head of Post Aesthetics seemingly attempted to cheat on his final project in an introductory AI class in exchange for unbanning a member.<br />
<br />
There are several Post Aesthetics shills on [[Cirque du Twerque]], and one or more "moles" who report negative things that CdT members say about Post Aesthetics to its numerous mods. These members appear to believe that Post Aesthetics is infallible because they agree with its stances on social justice, and despite widespread evidence of corruption and incompetence in its leadership, continue to defend the group.</div>Coolbho3khttps://cdt.gd/w/index.php?title=Post_Aesthetics&diff=156Post Aesthetics2016-05-19T04:42:41Z<p>Coolbho3k: </p>
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<div>Post Aesthetics is a poser Facebook group which aims to be as hypocritical as possible under the guise of campaigning for social justice. It is led by a hypersensitive mod team which will ban for the slightest perceived offense, or often for absolutely no reason at all. Currently, the group has about 40,000 members.<br />
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Most of the group's moderators seem live in the US and either attend college or are college educated. Post Aesthetics has a policy of not explaining its complex rules and social justice jargon well, instead telling people to research anything they don't understand for themselves under constant threat of permanent ban. This is inherently biased against people who are less privileged than them, such as people from less developed countries and people with poorer educational backgrounds who have not been exposed to these ideas.<br />
<br />
In early May 2016, the head of Post Aesthetics seemingly attempted to cheat on his final project in an introductory AI class in exchange for unbanning a member.<br />
<br />
There are several Post Aesthetics shills on [[Cirque du Twerque]], and one or more "moles" who report negative things that CdT members say about Post Aesthetics to its numerous mods. These members appear to believe that Post Aesthetics is infallible because they agree with its stances on social justice, and despite widespread evidence of corruption and incompetence in its leadership, continue to defend the group.</div>Coolbho3khttps://cdt.gd/w/index.php?title=Post_Aesthetics&diff=155Post Aesthetics2016-05-19T04:40:15Z<p>Coolbho3k: </p>
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<div>Post Aesthetics is a poser Facebook group which aims to be as hypocritical as possible under the guise of campaigning for social justice. It is led by a hypersensitive mod team which will ban for the slightest perceived offense, or often for absolutely no reason at all.<br />
<br />
Most of the group's moderators seem live in the US and seem to attend college or are college educated. Post Aesthetics has a policy of not explaining its complex rules and social justice jargon well, instead telling people to research anything they don't understand for themselves, under threat of permanent ban. This is inherently biased against people who are less privileged than them, such as people from less developed countries and people with poorer educational backgrounds.<br />
<br />
In early May 2016, the head of Post Aesthetics seemingly attempted to cheat on his final project in an introductory AI class in exchange for unbanning a member.<br />
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There are several Post Aesthetics shills on [[Cirque du Twerque]], and one or more "moles" who report negative things that CdT members say about Post Aesthetics to its numerous mods. These members appear to believe that Post Aesthetics is infallible, despite widespread evidence of corruption and incompetence in its leadership.</div>Coolbho3khttps://cdt.gd/w/index.php?title=Post_Aesthetics&diff=154Post Aesthetics2016-05-19T04:35:12Z<p>Coolbho3k: </p>
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<div>Post Aesthetics is a poser Facebook group which aims to be as hypocritical as possible under the guise of campaigning for social justice. It is led by a hypersensitive mod team which will ban for the slightest perceived offense, or often, for absolutely no reason at all.<br />
<br />
In early May 2016, the head of Post Aesthetics seemingly attempted to cheat on his final project in an introductory AI class in exchange for unbanning a member.<br />
<br />
There are several Post Aesthetics shills on [[Cirque du Twerque]], and one or more "moles" who report negative things that CdT members say about Post Aesthetics to its numerous mods. These members appear to believe that Post Aesthetics is infallible, despite widespread evidence of corruption and incompetence in its leadership.</div>Coolbho3khttps://cdt.gd/w/index.php?title=Post_Aesthetics&diff=153Post Aesthetics2016-05-19T04:32:57Z<p>Coolbho3k: </p>
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<div>Post Aesthetics is a poser Facebook group which aims to be as hypocritical as possible under the guise of campaigning for social justice. It is led by a hypersensitive mod team which will ban for the slightest perceived offense, or often, for absolutely no reason at all.<br />
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In early May 2016, the head of Post Aesthetics seemingly attempted to cheat on his final project in an introductory AI class in exchange for unbanning a member.<br />
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There are several Post Aesthetics shills on [[Cirque du Twerque]], and one or more "moles" who report negative things that CdT members say about Post Aesthetics to its numerous mods.</div>Coolbho3khttps://cdt.gd/w/index.php?title=Post_Aesthetics&diff=152Post Aesthetics2016-05-19T04:31:27Z<p>Coolbho3k: Created page with "Post Aesthetics is a poser Facebook group which aims to be as hypocritical as possible under the guise of campaigning for social justice. It is led by a hypersensitive mod tea..."</p>
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<div>Post Aesthetics is a poser Facebook group which aims to be as hypocritical as possible under the guise of campaigning for social justice. It is led by a hypersensitive mod team which will ban for the slightest perceived offense, or for no reason at all.<br />
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In early May 2016, the head of Post Aesthetics seemingly attempted to cheat on his final project in an introductory AI class in exchange for unbanning a member.<br />
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There are several Post Aesthetics shills on [[Cirque du Twerque]].</div>Coolbho3khttps://cdt.gd/w/index.php?title=Donald_Trump&diff=143Donald Trump2016-03-24T23:41:08Z<p>Coolbho3k: </p>
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<div>Businessman, politician, and the next President of the United States. Trump is well-respected by many Cirque du Twerque members for his political and comedic value.<br />
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== Trump Steaks ==<br />
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Trump Steaks are an absolutely god-tier food. Sold briefly starting in 2007 by The Sharper Image through mail order, Trump Steaks was a venture by Donald Trump that sold the absolute best quality steaks available on the planet. The steaks were delivered fresh to your door in a special presentation box. Various packages with various cuts of beef were sold, ranging from $199 to $999 for a large amount of meat. Prices were relatively high, but that was because Trump Steaks used only the top 1% of beef produced. Alas, the forces of [[Hillary Clinton]] eventually conspired to bring Trump's excellent new business down. It is currently impossible to order Trump Steaks for your home, but you can still enjoy a delicious, juicy Trump Steak at one of Donald Trump's amazing resort restaurants or America's finest steakhouses. We hope that when Donald Trump becomes President, he will be able to bring Trump Steaks to the masses once again.<br />
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When it comes to great steaks, I've just raised the stakes. The Sharper Image is one of my favorite stores, with fantastic products of all kinds. That's why I'm thrilled they agree with me. Trump Steaks are the world's greatest steaks and I mean that in every sense of the word. And The Sharper Image is the only store where you can buy them. Trump Steaks are by far the best tasting most flavorful beef you've ever had, truly in a league of their own. Trump Steaks are five star gourmet, quality that belong in a very very select category of restaurant, and are Certified Angus Beef Prime. There's nothing better than that. Of all of the beef produced in America, less than one percent qualifies for that category. It's the best of the best. Until now you could only enjoy steaks of this quality in one of my resort restaurants or America's finest steakhouses, but now, that's changed. Today through The Sharper Image, you can enjoy the world's greatest steaks, in your own home, with family, friends, anytime. Trump Steaks are aged to perfection to provide the ultimate in tenderness and flavor. If you like your steak, you'll absolutely love Trump Steaks. Treat yourself to the very very best life has to offer. And as a gift, Trump Steaks are the best you can give. One bite and you'll know exactly what I'm talking about. And believe me, I understand steaks, it's my favorite food, and these are the best.<br />
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[[Category: Memes]]</div>Coolbho3khttps://cdt.gd/w/index.php?title=Donald_Trump&diff=142Donald Trump2016-03-24T23:40:32Z<p>Coolbho3k: </p>
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<div>The next president of the United States. Trump is well-respected by many Cirque du Twerque members for his political and comedic value.<br />
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== Trump Steaks ==<br />
<br />
Trump Steaks are an absolutely god-tier food. Sold briefly starting in 2007 by The Sharper Image through mail order, Trump Steaks was a venture by Donald Trump that sold the absolute best quality steaks available on the planet. The steaks were delivered fresh to your door in a special presentation box. Various packages with various cuts of beef were sold, ranging from $199 to $999 for a large amount of meat. Prices were relatively high, but that was because Trump Steaks used only the top 1% of beef produced. Alas, the forces of [[Hillary Clinton]] eventually conspired to bring Trump's excellent new business down. It is currently impossible to order Trump Steaks for your home, but you can still enjoy a delicious, juicy Trump Steak at one of Donald Trump's amazing resort restaurants or America's finest steakhouses. We hope that when Donald Trump becomes President, he will be able to bring Trump Steaks to the masses once again.<br />
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When it comes to great steaks, I've just raised the stakes. The Sharper Image is one of my favorite stores, with fantastic products of all kinds. That's why I'm thrilled they agree with me. Trump Steaks are the world's greatest steaks and I mean that in every sense of the word. And The Sharper Image is the only store where you can buy them. Trump Steaks are by far the best tasting most flavorful beef you've ever had, truly in a league of their own. Trump Steaks are five star gourmet, quality that belong in a very very select category of restaurant, and are Certified Angus Beef Prime. There's nothing better than that. Of all of the beef produced in America, less than one percent qualifies for that category. It's the best of the best. Until now you could only enjoy steaks of this quality in one of my resort restaurants or America's finest steakhouses, but now, that's changed. Today through The Sharper Image, you can enjoy the world's greatest steaks, in your own home, with family, friends, anytime. Trump Steaks are aged to perfection to provide the ultimate in tenderness and flavor. If you like your steak, you'll absolutely love Trump Steaks. Treat yourself to the very very best life has to offer. And as a gift, Trump Steaks are the best you can give. One bite and you'll know exactly what I'm talking about. And believe me, I understand steaks, it's my favorite food, and these are the best.<br />
<br />
[[Category: Memes]]</div>Coolbho3khttps://cdt.gd/w/index.php?title=Donald_Trump&diff=141Donald Trump2016-03-24T23:39:43Z<p>Coolbho3k: </p>
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<div>The next president of the United States. Trump is well-respected by many Cirque du Twerque members for his political and comedic value.<br />
<br />
<br />
== Trump Steaks ==<br />
<br />
Trump Steaks are an absolutely god-tier food. Sold briefly starting in 2007 by The Sharper Image through mail order, Trump Steaks was a venture by Donald Trump that sold the absolute best quality steaks available on the planet. The steaks were delivered fresh to your door in a special presentation box. Various packages with various cuts of beef were sold, ranging from $199 to $999 for a large amount of meat. Prices were relatively high, but that was because Trump Steaks used only the top 1% of beef produced. Alas, the forces of [[Hillary Clinton]] eventually conspired to bring Trump's excellent new business down. It is currently impossible to order Trump Steaks for your home, but you can still enjoy a delicious, juicy steak at one of Donald Trump's excellent resort restaurants or America's finest steakhouses. We hope that when Donald Trump becomes President, he will be able to bring Trump Steaks to the masses once again.<br />
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When it comes to great steaks, I've just raised the stakes. The Sharper Image is one of my favorite stores, with fantastic products of all kinds. That's why I'm thrilled they agree with me. Trump Steaks are the world's greatest steaks and I mean that in every sense of the word. And The Sharper Image is the only store where you can buy them. Trump Steaks are by far the best tasting most flavorful beef you've ever had, truly in a league of their own. Trump Steaks are five star gourmet, quality that belong in a very very select category of restaurant, and are Certified Angus Beef Prime. There's nothing better than that. Of all of the beef produced in America, less than one percent qualifies for that category. It's the best of the best. Until now you could only enjoy steaks of this quality in one of my resort restaurants or America's finest steakhouses, but now, that's changed. Today through The Sharper Image, you can enjoy the world's greatest steaks, in your own home, with family, friends, anytime. Trump Steaks are aged to perfection to provide the ultimate in tenderness and flavor. If you like your steak, you'll absolutely love Trump Steaks. Treat yourself to the very very best life has to offer. And as a gift, Trump Steaks are the best you can give. One bite and you'll know exactly what I'm talking about. And believe me, I understand steaks, it's my favorite food, and these are the best.<br />
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[[Category: Memes]]</div>Coolbho3khttps://cdt.gd/w/index.php?title=Donald_Trump&diff=104Donald Trump2016-01-19T00:25:58Z<p>Coolbho3k: /* Trump Steaks */</p>
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<div>The next president of the United States. Trump is well-respected by many Cirque du Twerque members for his political and comedic value.<br />
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== Trump Steaks ==<br />
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Trump Steaks are an absolutely god-tier food. Sold briefly starting in 2007 by The Sharper Image through mail order, Trump Steaks was a venture by Donald Trump that sold the absolute best quality steaks available on the planet. The steaks were delivered fresh to your door in a special presentation box. Various packages with various cuts of beef were sold, ranging from $199 to $999 for a large amount of meat. Prices were relatively high, but that was because Trump Steaks used only the top 1% of beef produced. Alas, the forces of [[Hillary Clinton]] eventually conspired to bring Trump's excellent new business down. It is currently impossible to buy Trump Steaks, but we hope that when Donald Trump becomes President, he will be able to bring Trump Steaks to the masses once again.<br />
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When it comes to great steaks, I've just raised the stakes. The Sharper Image is one of my favorite stores, with fantastic products of all kinds. That's why I'm thrilled they agree with me. Trump Steaks are the world's greatest steaks and I mean that in every sense of the word. And The Sharper Image is the only store where you can buy them. Trump Steaks are by far the best tasting most flavorful beef you've ever had, truly in a league of their own. Trump Steaks are five star gourmet, quality that belong in a very very select category of restaurant, and are Certified Angus Beef Prime. There's nothing better than that. Of all of the beef produced in America, less than one percent qualifies for that category. It's the best of the best. Until now you could only enjoy steaks of this quality in one of my resort restaurants or America's finest steakhouses, but now, that's changed. Today through The Sharper Image, you can enjoy the world's greatest steaks, in your own home, with family, friends, anytime. Trump Steaks are aged to perfection to provide the ultimate in tenderness and flavor. If you like your steak, you'll absolutely love Trump Steaks. Treat yourself to the very very best life has to offer. And as a gift, Trump Steaks are the best you can give. One bite and you'll know exactly what I'm talking about. And believe me, I understand steaks, it's my favorite food, and these are the best.<br />
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[[Category: Memes]]</div>Coolbho3khttps://cdt.gd/w/index.php?title=Donald_Trump&diff=103Donald Trump2016-01-18T04:46:44Z<p>Coolbho3k: </p>
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<div>The next president of the United States. Trump is well-respected by many Cirque du Twerque members for his political and comedic value.<br />
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== Trump Steaks ==<br />
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When it comes to great steaks, I've just raised the stakes. The Sharper Image is one of my favorite stores, with fantastic products of all kinds. That's why I'm thrilled they agree with me. Trump Steaks are the world's greatest steaks and I mean that in every sense of the word. And The Sharper Image is the only store where you can buy them. Trump Steaks are by far the best tasting most flavorful beef you've ever had, truly in a league of their own. Trump Steaks are five star gourmet, quality that belong in a very very select category of restaurant, and are Certified Angus Beef Prime. There's nothing better than that. Of all of the beef produced in America, less than one percent qualifies for that category. It's the best of the best. Until now you could only enjoy steaks of this quality in one of my resort restaurants or America's finest steakhouses, but now, that's changed. Today through The Sharper Image, you can enjoy the world's greatest steaks, in your own home, with family, friends, anytime. Trump Steaks are aged to perfection to provide the ultimate in tenderness and flavor. If you like your steak, you'll absolutely love Trump Steaks. Treat yourself to the very very best life has to offer. And as a gift, Trump Steaks are the best you can give. One bite and you'll know exactly what I'm talking about. And believe me, I understand steaks, it's my favorite food, and these are the best.<br />
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