New Study: At Least 15% of All Reddit Content is Corporate Trolls Trying to Manipulate Public Opinionsilverbax@lemmy.world to Technology@lemmy.world – 1283 points – 7 months agomedium.com216Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent commentNo, all bad online behavior now is “bots.” At least that’s how people in the comments on lemmy and Reddit label them.Shut up, bot! Edit: Shitty typoHe'd probably need a strong sphincter muscle to manage that.Lol, how did I miss that No, all bad online behavior now is “bots.” At least that’s how people in the comments on lemmy and Reddit label them. I, and others, have distinguish between shills and bots. Usually people use shilling as an alternative to astroturfing by paid human beings, while bots are just AI/programming posting.5 more...
No, all bad online behavior now is “bots.” At least that’s how people in the comments on lemmy and Reddit label them.Shut up, bot! Edit: Shitty typoHe'd probably need a strong sphincter muscle to manage that.Lol, how did I miss that No, all bad online behavior now is “bots.” At least that’s how people in the comments on lemmy and Reddit label them. I, and others, have distinguish between shills and bots. Usually people use shilling as an alternative to astroturfing by paid human beings, while bots are just AI/programming posting.5 more...
Shut up, bot! Edit: Shitty typoHe'd probably need a strong sphincter muscle to manage that.Lol, how did I miss that
No, all bad online behavior now is “bots.” At least that’s how people in the comments on lemmy and Reddit label them. I, and others, have distinguish between shills and bots. Usually people use shilling as an alternative to astroturfing by paid human beings, while bots are just AI/programming posting.
No, all bad online behavior now is “bots.”
At least that’s how people in the comments on lemmy and Reddit label them.
Shut up, bot!
Edit: Shitty typo
He'd probably need a strong sphincter muscle to manage that.
Lol, how did I miss that
I, and others, have distinguish between shills and bots.
Usually people use shilling as an alternative to astroturfing by paid human beings, while bots are just AI/programming posting.