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The 9gag army: Fighting injustice by disliking videos and spamming facebook pages while constantly spouting meme references. Truly a force to be reckoned with.

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9GAG, for the uninitiated, is a content aggregator like Reddit. Instead of upvotes, they have likes. Instead of friends, they have admirers. Instead of submissions, they have funs. If you open 9GAG's homepage, you might notice that it looks familiar. That's because much of the content there is from Reddit's r/AdviceAnimals, r/F7U12, and r/funny. Its userbase is oblivious to the origins of ...

No, 9gag is not violating copyright laws. They simply host user-provided content, so because of the DMCA, as long as they respond to complaints of copyright violation they are in the clear.

What happened to 9gag? I'm 17 this year, and I've been on 9GAG since I was around 11 up until recently. It used to be a meme sharing site.

27M subscribers in the memes community. Memes! A way of describing cultural information being shared. An element of a culture or system of behavior…

44M subscribers in the AskReddit community. r/AskReddit is the place to ask and answer thought-provoking questions.

With the fall of digg during their v4 debut, 9gag seemed to have filled the vacuum. Prior to digg v4, digg power users were stealing reposting reddit content that would reach digg's frontpage within 24 hours. 9gag is doing the same, but at a faster rate, and adding their watermark. The 9gag watermark may have contributed to 9gag's growth when content gets reshared to other sites (i.e Facebook ...

The problem with 9gag is that they put their watermark on everything, like ebaumsworld. This made people believe that 9gag was the source. On Reddit they usually just cropped out the source, so at worst people didn't know where to go for the original.