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If it is not known (and probably not), on August 1st 2019 of /v/, a buzzword was forced: cumbrain. Falseflagging threads were made, the word was hamfisted into any thread deemed "appropriate" to, and was filtered that morning/afternoon of August 2nd. This, weirdly, is not shown in the entry for it, which I have made an image and a few thread links supporting it. Here's the image, and under it is that post.

Also, here is some evidence of this raid and it being forced in multiple threads.
These usually had a woman in scandalous armor or in general looked attractive, and usually in the first few posts the word "cumbrain" was used. With this spam another person would say "the left can't meme", or some other buzzwords sprinkled in the thread, such as "dilate", "have sex", or some other word.
https://boards.4channel.org/v/thread/472549079#top
https://boards.fireden.net/v/thread/472606928/#472606928
https://boards.fireden.net/v/thread/472611184/
https://boards.fireden.net/v/thread/472611932/
Another thing I noticed from theses poster is they were all lower-cased, which screams shitposting. Nothing calls out a shitposter like lowercase spelling.
This is a massive detail that was missed for no known reason.
+50 Work.
Please, put more research than the surface amount of it.

Downvoted by accident

He did comment on the entry editor's page. He seems to care more about meme documentation than most users here. If the info he's giving is valid, I think this behavior should be encouraged so entries can improve (as long as it's not spammed in the same place more than necessary, which he hasn't).

Cumbrain was forced by a handful of faggots from an anti-janny Discord circlejerk of /pol/ users. /v/ was hit particularly hard.

It's a case of Discord, like it usually does, spawning cancer.