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2021-07-30 // day precision

Do not let the CMCoE meme flame die out

Posted by Dan Cary

Original source text

Place is on fire the last few days!
Plankton pleads not to let the flame die out after 23 minutes without a new CMCoE meme.
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Comment attachment by Andy Knott: Milton from Office Space says I was told there would be memes.
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Editorial interpretation

Plankton panics after a 23-minute gap between memes while Dan celebrates recent activity. A member uses the Japan flag while describing coverage for the night crowd; other replies joke about the misspelled not-contracting-related hashtag. These are attributed signs of contributor enthusiasm, not measured posting frequency. SOURCE DISCUSSION — transcribed original comments 2021-07-30 — Andy Knott: [Image-only comment; see the associated discussion image above.] 2021-07-30 — Joe Freeland: #notcontractingrealated 2021-07-30 — Dan Cary — reply in Joe Freeland’s thread: Joe Freeland you’re getting it! 2021-07-30 — Joe Freeland — reply in Joe Freeland’s thread: Dan Cary, spelled related wrong too lol 2021-07-30 — Timothy Wilhelm: Me in 🇯🇵 trying to fill in for the night crowd [Reaction GIF not preserved as animation.] 2021-07-30 — Eric Burton — reply in Timothy Wilhelm’s thread: [Reaction-only comment; animation not preserved.] [Reaction GIF not preserved as animation.] 2021-07-30 — Jessica Lyn: Keep the momentum! Coverage: Captured count matches displayed count at selected review; hidden/deleted comments remain unknown. Thread grouping follows source thread-root links; unknown immediate reply parents are not inferred. Dates preserve the displayed day, with timezone unknown. The heading, alt text and opening historical explanation are AI-assisted editorial interpretation. The original caption, preserved image renditions and transcribed discussion are source material. Public images are metadata-stripped display derivatives of Facebook-served files; the original upload files and edit history were not established.

Topics: Early Years, July 2021, CMCoE history, Community contributions, Recurring jokes