The #MEMEAct (Making Essentials More Entertaining Act) is not an official piece of legislation—it's often used humorously or satirically online to refer to a fictitious law that would regulate or protect memes, especially in reaction to copyright laws or internet regulations like Article 13 (now Article 17) of the EU Copyright Directive.
Sometimes, it's used in memes or discussions to imply:
A fake law defending your right to make or share memes.
A parody of legislative overreach in digital spaces.
A way to poke fun at real-world laws that might affect internet culture.
Would you like a real-world explanation of laws that have affected memes, like Article 17 or the DMCA?
