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The Spartacus thing over on the TV Tropes forum.
This is the second-worst April Fool's joke I've seen on the internet, with the blue ribbon going to Youtube putting its site upside-down.
Jokes should not interfere with functionality.
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Now it's annoying again, because it's impeding the ability to have normal conversations.
(Also, why don't you bring up this complaint on TVT, where someone who can do something about it can see?)
But anyway yeah, it's still an annoying April Fool's day joke. Not the worst one today though.
^ Best. April. Fools'. Prank. Ever.
@ Tachi: Actually, on second thought, I'm not actually sure if it's worse. Since it's at least funny. Or was for a minute or two... But I was thinking of the April Fool's joke in osu!.
(to explain, osu! is a freeware clone of Elite Beat Agents/Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan. Inexplicably, one of the more popular kinds of songs people decide to make beatmaps for (in addition to Touhou and anime songs and such) is Nightcore. Which is basically sped-up, pitch-shifted versions of regular songs with shitty drum beats and synthesizer things added. Also random pictures of anime girls in the background, which is still not something I understand even a little bit. This April Fool's joke makes every single song into a "nightcore" song (except songs with "Nightcore" somewhere in their title). By making them all faster and increased pitch, with a generic drum beat added. The problem with this is that it's really really annoying, but on top of that since the songs are faster, it's way harder to actually play the game (actually, the extra speed is a modifer that can already be applied, but it doesn't normally shift the pitch and certainly doesn't add a drumbeat. And of course it's not enabled by default...). It can be disabled, but it has to be done per-beatmap, every time you go to the song selection screen. So either way, it's frustrating and inconvenient and really annoying. It was pretty funny though, how on the forums there were people who actually thought it was a permanent change, and not an April Fool's joke.)
"Yeah, it was funny for like three seconds"
Wrong, it was never funny. It's just annoying and those idiots who feel the need to make dumb jokes about it, whenever there is an opportunity, just make it worse.