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2021-07-29 // day precision

The Expert CMCoE Cadre fills the room with memes

Posted by Dan Cary

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When I wake up to like 10 banging new dope memes from the Expert CMCoE Cadre. 😂
This Is Fine dog in a CMCoE-labeled room surrounded by familiar meme images, then calmly saying This is fine.
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The This Is Fine remix celebrates a growing cadre of meme contributors. A member asks for a CMCoE Cadre tab, and Dan says he will talk to the staff. In another comment Dan considers customer and finance perspectives that criticize contracting, providing dated evidence of interest in self-critical humor rather than proof that those proposed pages were created. SOURCE DISCUSSION — transcribed original comments 2021-07-29 — Dan Cary: Timothy Wilhelm would it be funny if we found pages of memes of our customers just ripping into how much contracting sucks at supporting them sometimes? Or like how annoyed finance gets with us at times? The thought has crossed my mind to create anti-contracting memes and the pages those would be hosted on. 2021-07-29 — Timothy Wilhelm — reply in Dan Cary’s thread: Dan Cary it would be funny if we weren’t in contracting. But since we are. F those guys! 2021-07-29 — Ben Ackerman: [Reaction-only comment; animation not preserved.] [Reaction GIF not preserved as animation.] 2021-07-29 — Erika Chewie: Dan Cary Can we get a CMCoE Cadre tab though? [Facebook marked this comment Edited; earlier versions unavailable.] 2021-07-30 — Dan Cary — reply in Erika Chewie’s thread: Erika Chwalik I’ll talk to the staff 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 identity, Community contributions, Self-criticism, Recurring jokes