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  • I’m sure you can find more examples. I’m already tapped out of that bot factory.

    Maybe I’m misjudging with anecdotal perception, I am happy to confess that.

    But I think it’s pretty evident that old reddit is nothing like this Instaddit or whatever it’s supposed to be.

    Do you still find r-word platform as satisfying? And have you not encountered suspect comments like these at all there?

    (I mean even unsuspecting ones could be bots, here too, but let’s at least start cultivating some damage control)


  • That’s why I framed it the way that the commenter or at least responses have to call those out

    This topic of dead internet theory was an immediate thought of mine.

    Lemmy (and Lettus) stay super aware of this and make sure to call out at least the very obvious inputs. Another thought would be to even maybe moderate it and remove such content that are obvious set phrases by AI

    On that note I’ve even read on a German news post that on Instagram for example 80% of inputs are bots. Like imagine all those fake conversations with potential agendas on the other hand…