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While every other circle says "Comply", only one stands out by saying "No." This may represent one person rebelling against the masses. The meaning of the title is unclear, but inaccurate and possibly was intended to evoke clickbait.

This is presumably an older comic judging by the older handwriting style, as well as the sierpinski-type nesting which is also present in early comics such as 95: The Sierpinski Penis Game and 543: Sierpinski Valentine.

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[Many circles drawn within an irregular curved shape. All circles contain "COMPLY." in red text within, except for a smaller circle that says "NO."]

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This is not a comic, but a webpage on xkcd.com There are many other similar xkcd webpages, some of which are explained here. Explain xkcd is trying to decide how they should be treated. You are welcome to help us decide how we should categorise, call, or present these kinds of explanations. Kindly leave a comment here. This page should not be categorized until we decide how to explain these non-comics (see discussion above).

You know how Sturm from the FNF community (better known as Churgney Gurgney) makes really awesome songs with stupid names? (Silly Billy, Trichael, etc.)

This is probably just the xkcd equivalent to that. Caliban (talk) 08:55, 9 April 2025 (UTC)
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