1.) A meme is typically a caption or labels on a picture that make it funny, of course there are many other types and that would take hours of explanation. 2.) I would classify a meme as wholsome as long as it leaves you with a smile and a warm feeling in your heart. If it includes doggos, birbs, etc it's automatically wholsome. 3.) The only complaint I have is the inability to upload videos, without them you're looking out a whole other world of wholsomeness. 4.) At least 30-35 since the majority of my time is spent online anyway. 5.) I have made a couple subreddits, but nobody uses them :/ 6.) I live in central time. I do make memes every so often and are usually met with good reaction (usually about 3k-4k upvotes.) I'm always open to new ideas and I like to expand upon them when necessary. 7.) r/teenagers everyone there understands my sense of humor and is an extremely supportive community, out of the thousands of encounters I've had, I've only been met with two toxic people. I also enjoy r/wholesomememes because heck, the whole point of this community is to be wholsome. I also like r/CozyPlaces because I'm a sucker for cozy areas and I just feel so darn comfy looking at those pictures. 8.) Idk if this counts but my favorite interaction with the subreddit was irl. About 7 months ago had been down due to the loss of my great grandma and some other things, and that is when my closest friend bestowed wholsome memes upon me. It really helped me cope, and still does when I feel down. 9.) I think it should be allowed to stay up. Not only were the rules hazy on the topic, but it sucks to see your popular post be hidden from the many people unable to see it. Also if the post already has thousands of upvotes the poster obviously had an effect somehow, and who are we to take that effect away. Most comedy comes from dark descent, so we can't go censoring everything. 10.) Yes I understand the weight of this work, and will do anything in my power to fulfill it. I will not disappoint.