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    • xXD4NKM3M3L0V3R2005Xx
      about 15 hours ago
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      I don't think you really see "dudebros" in particular infiltrate fanbases, rather normies tend to be the ones that infiltrate instead.

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      TeeThingus Bonemantics
      about 15 hours ago
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      xXD4NKM3M3L0V3R2005Xx said:

      I don't think you really see "dudebros" in particular infiltrate fanbases, rather normies tend to be the ones that infiltrate instead.

      In most situations, the dudebros are the ones to respect the medium in question enough to fight to gatekeep it from being ruined. Early Internet had a solid split of "nerds" and "bullies" before the normies got their grubby hands on it.

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      xXD4NKM3M3L0V3R2005Xx
      about 15 hours ago
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      TeeThingus_Bonemantics said:

      In most situations, the dudebros are the ones to respect the medium in question enough to fight to gatekeep it from being ruined. Early Internet had a solid split of "nerds" and "bullies" before the normies got their grubby hands on it.

      I notice this as well. Halo would be a great example of this.

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      Laperesb coalminer 271
      about 14 hours ago
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      Wordswordswords trvkerald

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      isaacAR8
      about 2 hours ago
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      The only missing part is when the people who ruined community start arguing over who it belongs to as if they were the original members, then leaving to either forget about it forever or spread their respective distorted version

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