| Display title | Don't Like, Don't Read |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A storied phrase that's become popular with Internet fandoms. It appears most popularly as a generic way to bash those who start complaining about shows they don't like. Sometimes the author will say this in response to criticism in order to avoid even the most polite form of criticism, even when it's perfectly correct. |