There are so many meme templates from USAian media, but there are lots of European movies, series, and art and it’s not being used. The closest I found was https://framamemes.org/ but it’s just USAian memes redrawn.
There are so many meme templates from USAian media, but there are lots of European movies, series, and art and it’s not being used. The closest I found was https://framamemes.org/ but it’s just USAian memes redrawn.
I thought of codeberg because we can just put files into a folder and send it to codeberg. Others can then suggest changes and they can be approved by those who have the rights to add those changes. I can’t think of another website that allows people to contribute to a project together with some human review and for that to be searchable :(
Why do you suggest the internet archive? Which feature do you believe makes it appropriate for this?
My thinking was this: It makes memes searchable, the interface is pleasant to look at (instead of just a bunch of files in the folder), the memes are all visible at once (instead of having to open a single file to view).
You’re raising good points though! I think it’s also possible to protect a collection against bad faith actors, but I’m not sure.
Someone’s already done something a bit like that (for one US show) on Codeberg:
As far as I can tell, that’s a single user project. Anyone wanting to contribute would have to sign up to Codeberg (which is not an insignificant step; I tried a few weeks ago and somehow the process kept failing) and be approved by the project owner.
What about a fediverse hack until something official is setup? Like a hashtag (#euromeme) on Pixelfed / Mastodon or a community on Lemmy?