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: I follow a few retro Instagram pages where people will post old ads, commercials, VHS tapes, etc of old retro style nostalgic things. 

I also follow the Nostalgia page on Reddit where a popular post in the last week has been a picture of the green basket strawberries used to come in. 

On the Instagram page someone posts of picture of the basket a day later after it had been popular on Reddit and for some reason this irk'ed me a bit. So I commented "So you just post here what was on Reddit a day ago?". 

At first their reply made me feel as if they were taking it in stride because they replied "Sometimes" with a smiley face. Then a few hours later I wake up to this small group of people commenting and coming to this persons aid as if I had really maligned them on the internet. The person who runs the page had this long explanation how they don't make money from this and it's just for fun and again a lot of people replying to me as if I was trolling on purpose. 

I think the closest I did to trolling that day was someone replied to me with the axiom "If you don't have anything kind to say don't say anything at all" and I replied "That's dumb". 

So am I the asshole here?

questioning where an Instagram page gets their content from