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A '''GIF.clone''' is an extremely metafictional method of backing oneself up. | A '''GIF.clone''' is an extremely metafictional method of backing oneself up. | ||
Revision as of 19:40, 6 November 2022
The original GIF in question – wait, did this just make another clone?
A GIF.clone is an extremely metafictional method of backing oneself up.
If you are a character in a story, then a picture of you is not just a representation – in a way, it is you. Or so it went for Acton Lord and Sig.Lad, when AL used a GIF of himself to spread copies of the two of them across the Internet.
