“Chickun banner as a sign of protest against Derpiboorus policy towards simple chickun edits.
 
People, this isnt fair. When I started discovering this site, I thought of it as a meme-acceptant place where people can freely share their meme stuff, even if its just some goofy face slapped on a TV show screenshot, as long as its pony related. Local admins allow such things with Twiface, Twilicane, ponies in real life, and many other memes like these. Thats a classic way to use meme faces - stick them on random image in MS Paint. And so, meme-slapping was legally practised, and all memes were equaluntil that cursed day on which mods decided that simple images involving one particular meme were a form of shitposting. It happened after some anon(s) posted a lot of Simpson screenshots with Scootaloos derp face (so-called chickun) in them. And so the Scootalocaust began. While other people post Twiface, Twilicane, ponies in real life, and many other memes like these, the followers of chickun cant post their beloved chickun face edited on pictures in MS Paint, unless mods consider it to have artistic merit. I myself have tablet, SAI and artistic skills, but do all the chickunists have them?
 
Ive heard that sites administration considers chickun edits to be a low-effort trolling, but what if someone posts them just for fun, to share chickun goodness with their fellow chickun appreciators? After all, there are people who like to see low-res Scootaloo face with a silly expression slapped on some poster, screenshot or gif image. We exist. And we want our poorly-edited chickuns back.
 
Look at this pony on the banner. She may be smiling, but behind the smile there is hidden suffering. Look into her eyes. They look so unserious, yet if you look deeper, youll see reflection of hopelessness and dejection in them. She appears to be laughing, but on the inside shes crying at the sight of hunderds of chickuns being mercilessly slaughtered. Look into your heart, admins. Do you really want to take away our right to post these memes? Shouldnt there be another way?”