Slop in, slop out.
This AI thing might turn people off the Internet???
this post was submitted on 25 Sep 2026
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Well then, better hope we don't have "Lemmy repost bots taking over entire communities" happening next.
As long as the bot is allowed to be there it's not a problem it's not ideal obviously. It should be considered if it is actually a good idea will the community ever develop if it is just already 100% reddit reposts?
I think it's kind of a chicken-and-egg problem. Hopefully the community existing and having regular posts increases the odds of user interaction like comments and votes, which would naturally lead to more and more posts from actual members. Hopefully whoever is running that bot can wind it down while actual engagement ramps up.
Personally I don't mind it too much, as long as
- there's no vote manipulation to artificially boost the post
- there are genuine interactions in the comments
- the account posting this is properly labelled as a bot account (if it's an actual bot)
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Half those posts I've seen here too. It doesn't really matter tbh. At least the people are nicer here.
I'm not. I really am dreadful
I remember seeing someone being a dick to a post you made and I was upset about it. So I must say I haven't concluded that you are dreadful yet.
Thanks for the solidarity! I get that sometimes but tbh I get a zillion notifications and rarely read them
yeah but it's a nice kind of dreadful. like a smallpox pustule with a smiley face drawn on it.
I mean I'm kind of ok with that, I just don't want to use reddit. Or am allowed to. Then again reddit is a corporate cesspit so that will start spilling over...
All of those posts are heavily upvoted and have multiple comments though? Accreditation, etc. are all valid critiques, but I genuinely don't understand why so many people care about the provenance of posts.
I post pictures of bread I bake and I’m on the upper lower middle side of mid for my baking skills.
If someone picks the best bread on a subreddit with a million members my posts will be buried instantly so what’s the point in adding real content?
That's a very fancy way of saying, "I bake the middest of mid bread." And I approve
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I'm not infuriated by more content that we desperately need.
Just block it if it bothers you. Lemmy makes this ez pz.
A day ago he reposted a meme about a doctor raping a woman because her credit card was declined and she couldnt pay for care.
Thats VILE.
In addition to the slimy pretending that his posts are organic traffic by not just marking his account as a bot, he is also importing the culture of casual sexism from reddit to the threadiverse.
Is that the incel on shit posting?
Yeah, all the gender wars and incel garbage is pretty much just him
https://sh.itjust.works/post/67242461 The post I was referring to
He's like 14 or at least has the brain of one. I hate the sexist shit he always posts. Let's keep 4chan shit like that on 4chan
📡📡📡 Lazy-ass poster with dumb emoji titles
I'd love a lemmy client that next to a username, it gives their post to comment ratio. That tends to give me a solid feel. If they don't comment on their own posts ever, then they are not here to discuss.
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