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Reddit Ramps Up Its Threats To Protesting Mods, As Ad Buyers Leave
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this post was submitted on 30 Jun 2023
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What...? The main comms have hundreds of posts and thousands of subscribers already despite the instance being created just over 2 weeks ago
Now go and pay attention to the age of the posts. I'll wait.
They're posted about when you'd expect in hot?
nsfw
Lets just use your own screenshot for a second.
Do you think all the posts in it that are practically all posted at the same time (16-17 hours ago) is normal, organic user behavior to you?
That's just about the average amount of time posts take to hit 'hot'; it was similar in reddit too.
Pretty constant stream of posts in new:
nsfw
Hopefully the faking to them making it pays out I guess.
? You mean the same users making multiple posts?
You'd be surprised how many posts on reddit is by the same few people too; mere percentages actually make and post content. Not that it matters much since it is still content.