If I may, I would like to develop a little more on all of this, and end my argument with a question for all bronies.
From the beginning of the MLP craze on KYM, I've been, and still am, part of people who got to watch at least one episode of the show without being charmed by the herd. Actually, I still think it's a decent show but nothing more, nothing that would make me reference its characters that much.
So yeah, I have the same old argument against it being the fact that I don't understan d why people need to brag about the show that much if they like it.
However, something caught my eyes while reading the comment section of the MLP entry when I locked image and video uploading for 1 horu or two.
I remember again, like I remarked after I apologized, that many KYM bronies were all "OMG, we can't update with pony pictures! We are doomed! Our fandom is gonna die here so we must migrate to continue expressing our love for the show!"
Literally, I literally saw someone quit KYM because of that ( I don't know if he came back though).
But, in all seriousness, it really looks like a weird attitude to me. A fandom, any fandom, doesn't die because you can't upload new stuff on a website. It's silly to think so. If that were the case, trekkies, Star Wars fans, LotR fans, even the zombie fandom would die at one point.
That's were I realized a little why bronies would think that way: they formed a big community inside the article. I pointed it out already, and that's also why they used the article in a very different manner than other sub-culture articles. Then again, why?
We have fans from everything on this website, being internet or non-internet related. Touhou fans, pokemon fans, hell even Adventure Time fans but none of them formed a community completely dedicated to their fandom in a remote place of this website. Some, sometimes, make threads about it, but that's it.
So my question is why, bronies, why do you keep having a remote pony fandom inside KYM instead of being simply pony fans (while loving other stuff too) that are browsing a website about memes?
I don't understand it. It almost looks more like trolling than anything to act that way, to me.