Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: So one of my friend groups has a FB messenger group chat. We post in there and I probably post about 50% more than anyone else because I throw in 2-3 memes a day. I don't put anything offensive because this isn't the group for that. I routinely get a couple emotes on my posts and never had any complaints or obvious annoyance on account of them.

Today I got into some banter with a specific friend, texts going back an forth... Maybe a total of 8. Then all of a sudden the leader of the group, a pretty close friend of mine says "MY_NAME_HERE DO YOU WANT ME TO BAN YOU?" and I think it's a joke on account of the subpar meme.

I give a thumbs up emote and she says "Do you think I was joking?" and sends me a DM saying that my "constant posting" was upsetting "everyone".

I'm not upset that she doesn't like me posting so much, I don't mind changing something so minor. I am, however, very upset at the way she handled this. I was never given any hint or suggestion that I post too much by anyone, I get positive responses for setting up plans and posts among the group. She should have told me to ease off if she was uncomfortable instead of going to 0-100 in front of everyone....... Or am I The Asshole here?

being upset over getting called out