While Professor G is going to go through these posts, he’s going to sort through the good and bad. Shirky wrote, “There have always been people willing to argue that an increase in freedom to publish isn’t worth the decrease in average quality”(Shirky, 47). Slowly but surely, the sorting process of the good and bad is going to take a lot longer. Luckily for us, there are no more than 30 students in the class making one meme/original post so there is a finite time that the sorting process will take. But with the ease and popularity of making memes, there are hundreds of people making them on a daily basis (see 4chan.org).
Even though you might not appreciate the meme, I hope you can appreciate the quality – or lack there of.
There is a light at the end of the tunnel, but it’s being blacked out by the garbage we find on the web.
I don’t know, Robert, I think this may have worked just as well with success kid. Nice job.
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