They can have their fun on their personal websites. Subjecting others to your "fun" when you knows it annoys them is not cool.

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Aachen 6 days ago | parent | next [-]

Well, this is their personal project. You're welcome to make your own, or you can remove the branding if you want: it's open licensed. Or if you're not a coder, they even offer to remove the branding if you support the project

I don't get the impression that it's meant to be annoying, but a personal preference. I can't know that, though whitelabeling is a common thing people pay for without the original brand having made their logo extra ugly

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balamatom 6 days ago | parent | prev [-]

While subjecting the entire Internet to industrial-scale abuse by inconsiderate and poorly written crawlers for the sake of building an overhyped "whatever" is of course perfectly acceptable.

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Aachen 5 days ago | parent [-]

Well, to be fair, that's not our doing so not really an argument for why one should accept something one apparently dislikes (I myself find the character funny and it brings a fun moment when it flashes by, but I can understand/accept that others see it differently of course)

	▲	balamatom 5 days ago \| parent [-]
		Yes, an argument for why one should accept something one apparently dislikes usually only works when it's from authority.