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It's clear from your post history (and a few others like you) that you have a significantly different philosophy behind why you post things to reddit, as compared to the average user.

From my perspective, you like to post funny pics and funny gifs to reddit with the goal of "upvotes" or "karma." This is evidenced by the gloating on your facebook wall (<em>w00t! 60,000 Link Karma on reddit.com. Thanks for all your upboats everyone.</em>)

I don't come to reddit to get a "high score." That's what video games are for. I come to reddit to share things with others. Sometimes I come here to have discussions with others, but mostly I like to share funny pictures/videos that I found.

It seems at first glance that you're doing the same thing, but then I notice that all your gifs have a little watermark that says "4gifs" and "senorgif.com"

So there is somebody out there who collects funny gifs and posts them to a site called senorgif.com. Good for him. Now you take those gifs, copypaste them to imgur and submit them to reddit all day long.

You aren't posting things here to "share" with us. You are trolling another website (I'm using the nautical definition for trolling), collecting all their gifs and re-hashing them on another site. I feel sorry for the senorgif guy; he runs a business over there that relies on ad revenue and you deny him that ad revenue and give it to the imgur guy (do you still wonder why some people think you are working for an SEO?).

I don't have a strong opinion on who gets ad revenue, my strong opinon is that if I really wanted to see the same stupid gifs all day long, I would change my homepage to 4gifs.com or senorgif.com (or I would subscribe to r/gifs).