"4chumblr" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "2023 July 15, Sal Hagen, “4chumblr's divorce: Revisiting the online culture wars through the 2014 Tumblr-4chan raids”, in Convergence, volume 29, number 5, London: SAGE Publications, →DOI, →ISSN, →OCLC, page 1287:",
          "text": "As subculture scholars have long observed, 4chumblr represents how lateral subcultural antagonisms could be resolved through shared symbolism and counterhegemonic tendencies – or as Figure 2 depicts, a mutual aversion towards the 'normies' of the mainstream. While a childish quarrel at first sight, Operation Overlord was later described in the same vein as Gamergate as 'the direct precursor to the contemporary culture war that spawned our current political situation'.",
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