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Giphy's huge, way too huge for one effort to make impact, and I rarely see Schitt's Creek's photos. Confirmation bias? :)
by refulgentis 3y ago
Giphy's huge, way too huge for one effort to make impact, and I rarely see Schitt's Creek's photos. Confirmation bias? :)
- rchaud 3y agoNot the OP, but I see a ton of Schitt's Creek "reaction gifs" on Twitter replies, which are usually embeds from Giphy. The most common ones are SC, reality TV, maybe the Office US.
- yamtaddle 3y agoI see Schitt's Creek and a few other shows, where a high percentage of the gifs have the same logo in the same spot and/or identical, fancy, pop-in captioning. They seem to be "official" gifs of some sort—I'd just assumed it was a pay-for-placement kind of thing. Also, sports gifs, where it's some player in their jersey saying something, often in front of a white background, and there are a ton of them and they all look like they were captured in the same shoot—identical framing, lighting, everything—and I find it unlikely ordinary users found some video like that and cut up every single player's segment into gifs. Those also seem like some kind of official effort.
- input_sh 3y agoJust search for an emotion: confused, amazed, enraged, bitter, insulted, offended. For all I've listed, Shitt's Creek watermark is visible near the top. That said, it's not the worst one. While I experimented with such prompts, I've seen a lot more (HBO) Max watermarks, but they don't do show-specific watermarks.
- hackernewds 3y agoI don't see Shit's creek for any of those terms