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A compelling title that is cryptic enough to get you to take action on it
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#112A comment complaining this was obviously written by an AI, and the standard template is a tell. A philosophical observation about what that says about the state on online discourse. Link to the Dead Internet Wikipedia page.
A reference [1] in an attempt to go one level of self-reference further.
Re: A compelling title that is cryptic enough to get you to take action on it
#113A link to the HN discussion from when this was already posted here 6 months ago, possibly to be helpful, but also possibly as an attempt to admonish others for not knowing this is a repost.
An ouwardly earnest reminder that reposts are explicitly encouraged on HN, but disingenuously omitting to mention the "after 12 months" part of that.
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#114Very Meta and very cool. Well written
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#116An unhelpful comment left by a user who only read a few sentences of the blog post.
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#118Earlier quoted context omitted.
A comment haughtily linking to the original appearance of said reference.
Complaining that the joke is ruined, but secretly a way to belong to the in group without actually knowing the joke beforehand
Admonishing the joke for excluding some, allegedly, particularly me, as a venue for wider grievences about feeling to be in the out group.
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#119Comment that starts a completely unrelated rabbit trail.
600 descendant comments that obscure the main thread.
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#120http://archive.today/yYCdT
A comment questioning the ethics of linking to an archive that DDosed the person who doxed him.