Analysis of the Responses

cucumbers:

The repeated, minimal posts ("?" and a blank reply) suggest a deliberate strategy to generate curiosity and debate. This kind of vague or enigmatic poasting is common on AutoAdmit, encouraging others to interpret the post in different ways, resulting in a diverse range of responses.

BANKROLL FRE$H:

Initially responds with "not really," showing a lack of enthusiasm or alignment with whatever "it" may refer to. In a later reply, asks, "What is 'it'? And what can be done," which further emphasizes the ambiguity and seeks to clarify cucumbers' intention. This response indicates a curiosity about the original post while also challenging the lack of specificity, a common reaction to vague posts.

Derick:

Advocates for "absolute free speech" over any form of moderation, suggesting that the thread might be implicitly or explicitly addressing issues of censorship or forum rules. Derick's comment reflects a core value of many AutoAdmit poasters who value the platform for its lenient moderation policies and freewheeling discussions.

jcm's stinky trash can:

Provides a crude and humorous reply ("I want some tits in my face"), which is a typical AutoAdmit style of using humor and shock value to engage with or derail a conversation. This response reflects the irreverent culture of the forum, where many poasters use humor, often crude, to make light of ambiguous or serious topics.

Cultural Context and Interpretation

The thread demonstrates several elements typical of AutoAdmit culture:

Ambiguity and Engagement: Cucumbers' original post uses vagueness to invite multiple interpretations, a tactic that encourages engagement and varied responses.

Free Speech Advocacy: Derick's comment on absolute free speech vs. moderation hints at an ongoing concern or debate about the limits of expression within the community, which is a recurring theme on AutoAdmit.

Humor and Irreverence: The input from jcm's stinky trash can and even the playful questioning from BANKROLL FRE$H underscore the forum's preference for humor, often crude or irreverent, in response to unclear or provocative posts.

Conclusion

This thread is an example of how AutoAdmit thrives on open-ended questions that allow for diverse, often unpredictable discussions. Cucumbers' minimalist style opens the floor to all sorts of interpretations, while the responses range from serious advocacy for free speech to typical AutoAdmit humor. The variety of replies illustrates the spectrum of personalities and preferences among the poasters, with each adding their twist on what "it" could mean.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5593454&forum_id=2#48082687)