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* "X is sharty culture" posts, where most of the time it references some random [[twitter]] artist [[faggot]]'s OC
* "X is sharty culture" posts, where most of the time it references some random [[twitter]] artist [[faggot]]'s OC
* discussions of obscure [[List of famous people that have visited soyjak.party|e-celebs]] that are only known by like 10 people
* discussions of obscure [[List of famous people that have visited soyjak.party|e-celebs]] that are only known by like 10 people
* Soyquoting without context
* Soyquoting without context (this is a nonsensegem though)


== MIAO on Soyjak.wiki ==
== MIAO on Soyjak.wiki ==

Revision as of 21:24, 20 November 2023

Märgerautismus Syndrome, formally known as Marge-Inducing Autistic Obsession (MIAO) is a neurodevelopmental disorder stemming from the autistic spectrum where an individual posts something autistic and refuses to elaborate, causing the Marge Effect for other individuals who may stumble upon their post.[1]

Posts made by people with MIAO are characterized as being very unclear and autistic. In most of those posts, the autistic signals may come from the fact that they posted shit nobody cares about and expected people who read it to understand, without giving any context on the matter.[2]

Common contents of posts made by people with MIAO

[3]The contents may vary from shit nobody cares about to nonsensical ramblings, albeit the latter is more commonly associated with schizophrenia.

Topics on threads made by MIAO sufferers may include, but are not limited to:

MIAO on Soyjak.wiki

People diagnosed with Märgerautismus may create coal articles about irrelevant, uninteresting or completely delusional shit. Take a quick gander at pages that are candidates for deletion to know what we're talking about.

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Märgerautismus Syndrome
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the coal that is killing /soy/
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