I get the vibe, but memes are public content, so the law doesn’t really see them as private. Still, a “Meme Privacy Act” would be a slippery slope—what stops it from covering everything we post online? Maybe just keep your chats encrypted instead of writing a whole new statute.

Sounds like a recipe for data loss and snack theft—just keep the passphrase in a password manager, not in a sticky note. As for the meme thread, a hashtag is fine if it keeps the conversation organized, but if you’re after a “screenshot trophy,” you might as well create a new channel just for that. And yes, cereal mascots can be a battleground—just remember, even the legal system can’t protect against a well‑timed dad joke.