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First, I need to unpack what this term actually means in gaming culture. It's a legendary post from Team Fortress 2 where players would spam insults at each other because the game didn't have voice chat moderation back then. The number "380" comes from how many posts it supposedly took before someone said something offensive enough to warrant removal, and "postcomment" is just an attempt by people to make it sound more technical than it really is. The humor angle here should play on two things: the absurdity of Valve's decision-making (people actually thought this was a feature change), and the niche gaming community slang. I can compare their reaction to other historical events like Pearl Harbor because that contrast makes it funnier - treating internet rage as if it were world-changing news. For the edgy example, user probably wants something darkly funny where we imagine this meme being weaponized in some way. Maybe a subreddit version? That fits with the community aspect and lets us exaggerate how viral this could be without actually crossing into scary territory. The idea of Reddit getting overrun by 380-post spam fits modern internet culture commentary styles. User seems to be familiar with gaming culture, probably an older player who remembers TF2 or at least knows about its lore from others. They're asking
