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Unless it was a repost from earlier in the week, I don't get it. 

I mean I know it's annoying to see a cat picture you've seen before when you were hoping to see a new LOLcats picture, but why not click on? We're not all on reddit ALL of the time, how the hell are we to know when something's been posted before? I don't go on reddit obsessively, more than I should yes, but not 24/7, so I don't remember if something's been posted months ago, and I don't care, as long as its new to me. Even if its not new to me, who cares? And the people who post comments hyperlinking all the other places its been posted before, how/why did you even take the time/energy to do that? 

Reddit's search function is lacking and although some things can be searched it's not like you can search pictures easily, it's not like the cat pictures are labeled too differently (good luck searching "Soon").

I don't know, I'm not super reddit-savvy, so maybe i'm missing something, but I honestly just don't get all the hate about it. 

In conclusion: something about someone who said that the most frequently reposted post is a post about hating reposts.
<bot>: I don't understand why people hate reposts when it's not always that easy to figure out if something's already been posted, especially pictures.