Internet "rules"

From: Eric Wolf 
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There are "rules" to the internet, like:

Godwin's law: If an online conversation continues long enough, someone will
be compared to a Nazi.

Rule 34: If it exists, there is porn out it.

I posit a new one:

All memes must include at least one misspelling and one misused apostrophe.

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Eric B. Wolf                           720-334-7734

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From: Jon Nyx 
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Perhaps "one misspelling and/or one misused apostrophe"?

Otherwise, I see a problem with the proposed rule.

Ur-meme reference:

https://cheezburger.com/875511040/original-cat-meme-that-started-cheezburger

Misspelling, check.
Correct use of apostrophe (none, in this case), check.

Alternatively, I submit a lolcat exception to the proposed rule, ie -
"Lolcat iz not count?"

Discuss.

~~jX