• @abhibeckert
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      91 year ago

      So far it looks like most of the bots are just signing up - not posting anything.

    • @jimbo
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      • @Distributed
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        301 year ago

        There was an exploit released a few days back that could make thousands extremely fast (unsure of the number).The two top user instances at this point have 50k new users a piece, and 10 users active, lol.

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        • @hyorvenn
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          • @ozymandias117
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            21 year ago

            Wouldn’t a bot account be more likely to randomly upvote/downvote than a human?

            Reddit always had a large number of lurkers who only had accounts to select which subs they wanted to see…

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      • @[email protected]
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        11 year ago

        I also suspect they’re all bots.

        I joined when users were 10k and I didn’t see any increase in engagement including comments and upvotes.

    • @Dark_Blade
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      31 year ago

      Reddit’s mostly bots too, and the rest are scroll zombies. We just need to hope that people who generate content and discussion show up too; just a few thousand would be enough to get the ball rolling.