Picard Wtf

For a new account, it is extremely rare for a page one meme, especially a first meme.

Normally, a huge fan base helps, but good memes play a major role.

How is the meme received? Did it get a lot of views and comments? Was it shared on social media?

What of the content of the meme? Was it meant to be humorous? Was it. Was it serious? Did it pull at a lerslns heart strings. Even the title is important. I got comments on my o by front page meme that the title alone earned an upvote because it was Heartfelt.

Do not despair. I have watched many of my memes heading to page one, only to hit a brick wall on page three, where they petered out and died.

Give yourself time. Contribute good memes. Comment on others work. Upvote memes generously.

Page one is not a gift: it is an honor earned.

I was going for the humerous meme just to see how far I could get to see if people like this sort of memes. Anyway, thank you

No prob. You're account is too new to get much positive reaction. Bad thing? This same scenario seems to play out at least once a month, with variations several times a month.

Just focus on good memes. If you're after a niche market, say undertale, don't expect a lot of upvotes, much less front page.

Look for event weeks. They are popular and can provide a lot of positive reaction. Still in deviantart week, and am surprised at the positive reactions from my posts. Pulp art week, last week, I hit with all pistons firing. I made it to page three a few times, but had a blast, so I don't mind not hitting front page.

Have fun, celebrate accomplishments.