3188: Anyone Else Here - Revision history

YZ100 at 22:31, 21 May 2026

2026-05-21T22:31:36Z

73.71.254.42 at 05:17, 18 April 2026

2026-04-18T05:17:21Z

Elektrizikekswerk: /* Explanation */ No reason for tag given. Explanation seems complete, removed tag.

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‎Explanation: No reason for <incomplete> tag given. Explanation seems complete, removed tag.

Maxcodes: added :Category:Internet comments

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Amateurautist: updated the explanation slightly

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updated the explanation slightly

BunsenH: Undo revision 403207 by 112.206.102.74 (talk) only barely relevant

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Undo revision 403207 by 112.206.102.74 (talk) only barely relevant

112.206.102.74: /* Explanation */

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‎Explanation

Qwertyuiopfromdefly: removed incomplete transcript tag

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174.53.211.85 at 20:51, 3 January 2026

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 The title text shows a time traveler stuck in the year 1954, somehow commenting on a YouTube video despite Youtube not being invented until 2005. In order to comment on a Youtube video in 1954, one would have to mess up the timeline badly enough that computers, the internet, and Youtube become common much earlier.
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 [[Category:Comics featuring Megan]]
 [[Category:New Year]]
 [[Category:Internet comments]]

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 [[Category:Comics featuring Cueball]]
 [[Category:Comics featuring Megan]]
 [[Category:Internet comments]]

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	==Explanation==		==Explanation==
−	~~{{incomplete\|This page was created by a youTuber without internet. Don't remove this notice too soon.}}~~
	This comic makes fun of a common method that YouTube commenters use to farm likes and replies by saying "Who is watching in [year]?" The comment is considered something of a meme within YouTube, and besides that is intended as a compliment implying the video is "timeless" or otherwise a happy memory worth revisiting. However, since these comments fail to contribute much to any sort of discussion, they are seen as annoying by many (especially when large numbers of people make very similar comments.)		This comic makes fun of a common method that YouTube commenters use to farm likes and replies by saying "Who is watching in [year]?" The comment is considered something of a meme within YouTube, and besides that is intended as a compliment implying the video is "timeless" or otherwise a happy memory worth revisiting. However, since these comments fail to contribute much to any sort of discussion, they are seen as annoying by many (especially when large numbers of people make very similar comments.)

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 ==Explanation==
 {{incomplete|This page was created by a youTuber without internet. Don't remove this notice too soon.}}
-This comic makes fun of a common method that YouTube commenters use to farm likes and replies by saying "Who is watching in [year]?" The comment is considered something of a meme within YouTube, and besides that is intended as a compliment implying the video is "timeless" or otherwise a happy memory worth revisiting. These comments often are phrased similarly to the comments in the comic.
+This comic makes fun of a common method that YouTube commenters use to farm likes and replies by saying "Who is watching in [year]?" The comment is considered something of a meme within YouTube, and besides that is intended as a compliment implying the video is "timeless" or otherwise a happy memory worth revisiting. However, since these comments fail to contribute much to any sort of discussion, they are seen as annoying by many (especially when large numbers of people make very similar comments.)
 The comic, however, presents them instead as time travelers who are lost, and their preferred method of communicating with other time travelers is posting YouTube comments about watching a specific video in a specific year. This may be a somewhat ingenious way of staying incognito while still being able to relay messages, as many people don't read the comments. Even when people do read the comments, these ones are somewhat innocuous and easily overlooked, so they would cause little-to-no disruption in the timeline.{{Citation needed}}

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	The title text shows a time traveler stuck in the year 1954, somehow commenting on a YouTube video despite Youtube not being invented until 2005. In order to comment on a Youtube video in 1954, one would have to mess up the timeline badly enough that computers, the internet, and Youtube become common much earlier.		The title text shows a time traveler stuck in the year 1954, somehow commenting on a YouTube video despite Youtube not being invented until 2005. In order to comment on a Youtube video in 1954, one would have to mess up the timeline badly enough that computers, the internet, and Youtube become common much earlier.
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−	~~https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BtwK-Sn2qlk~~

	==Transcript==		==Transcript==

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	The title text shows a time traveler stuck in the year 1954, somehow commenting on a YouTube video despite Youtube not being invented until 2005. In order to comment on a Youtube video in 1954, one would have to mess up the timeline badly enough that computers, the internet, and Youtube become common much earlier.		The title text shows a time traveler stuck in the year 1954, somehow commenting on a YouTube video despite Youtube not being invented until 2005. In order to comment on a Youtube video in 1954, one would have to mess up the timeline badly enough that computers, the internet, and Youtube become common much earlier.
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		+	https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BtwK-Sn2qlk

	==Transcript==		==Transcript==

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	:[The bottom of a YouTube video is shown, with the play and volume icons visible.]		:[The bottom of a YouTube video is shown, with the play and volume icons visible.]