Thanks, Twitter, I Get It

Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your experience better. Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your experience better. Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your experience better. Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your experience better. Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your experience better. Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your experience better. Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your experience better. Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your experience better. Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your experience better. Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your experience better. Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your experience better. Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your experience better. Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your experience better.

A dark Twitter interface shows the same notification repeated many times: “Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your experience better.” The joke is the absurd repetition, suggesting Twitter is aggressively acknowledging the same feedback or making the user endure an endless confirmation loop. It is used as a sarcastic reaction to repetitive messages, annoying notifications, or pointless acknowledgements.

• @memetutorial / 16680 2022-10-20