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Most recent one I learned about: Otters vs. Possums Otters: Just enjoy hanging out Possums: Prefer the group to have a strong purpose/theme (distinction by

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Internet communities: Otters vs. Possums

Most of my friends have been on the internet, and I’ve spent many years as part of various internet communities, many of which I have moderated as either part of the mod team or the sole creator. (…

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That's VERY similar to MOPs vs Geeks (which loosely maps to Losers vs Clueless).

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It is similar, but I view the mops-geeks spectrum as being about content creation and coolness, while I view mine as more around personality quirks and individual tolerance levels for others

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Anarcho-Moses, Lentil Grinder

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Where would you expect the two measures to diverge?