It’s a joke, we get it. But it still means: “not so many - just more than 5, that’s why I added the /j”.
We know exactly what you meant: that most entertainment comes from the US. Esp. all us (slightly older) non-Americans feel it. But this trend has been in decline in recent years/decades. You made an outdated joke.
Poe’s Law is that you can’t be sarcastic or over-the-top on the internet without clearly signaling because there’s no opinion so stupid it doesn’t have adherents.
Can’t someone make a stupid (and clearly declared) joke without people lecturing them about obvious stuff? 😫
It’s a joke, we get it. But it still means: “not so many - just more than 5, that’s why I added the /j”.
We know exactly what you meant: that most entertainment comes from the US. Esp. all us (slightly older) non-Americans feel it. But this trend has been in decline in recent years/decades. You made an outdated joke.
Poe’s Law is that you can’t be sarcastic or over-the-top on the internet without clearly signaling because there’s no opinion so stupid it doesn’t have adherents.
That’s why I added the tone-tag
/jWelcome to the interwebs.
I’ve seen “/s” and never saw “/j” before.