Has anyone ever been curious about the Quickmeme scandal? I'm sorry if this is off-topic... thought I'd try to get more discussion going on Voat. In June / July 2013, posts started coming up accusing the owners of Quickmeme of vote manipulation.  Quickmeme received a site-wide Reddit ban pretty quickly, and Imgur launched a meme / macro generator just a day or two later.   I'm not implying that dank memes are serious business, but given Reddit and Imgur's ties, and their cooperation in phasing out FPH, it just got me thinking.  I was as skeptical of everything I saw at the time, but the quickness with how they moved on Quickmeme and the rise of its replacements seemed really fishy.   I'm not sure how to archive stuff, but if you google "Quickmeme Reddit Scandal" you can find the original post. This article explains Imgur's implementation of a generator, and has some informational links, too: http://www.techspot.com/news/53078-imgur-launches-its-own-meme-generator-amid-quickmeme-scandal.html