Having seen so many amazing cultural events appear and disappear over the course of the internet timeline, I'm very happy that we are finally starting to get in

Having seen so many amazing cultural events appear and disappear over the course of the internet timeline, I'm very happy that we are finally starting to get internet culture historians such as KnowYourMeme popping up to record and analyze these events for posterity. As for rage comics, I'm confident that their crudeness is an important feature that let's ordinary people feel comfortable telling their ordinary stories without feeling they are required to be extraordinarily polished and professional just to have a voice. Here is a wonderful rage comic that was made by an 86 year old man which has been viewed 2.8 million times. http://imgur.com/Cpdaq http://imgur.com/Cpdaq I doubt that his story would have ever been told without an MSPaint-based storytelling movement to work within. I doubt that many people would have the patience to read a professionally illustrated and typeset remake of the story even if it existed.