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I know, I know, it's a cesspit of humanity, but is sometimes interesting to visit them and see what people think.
Top story is about wildfires in the UK
https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16015725/Ho...
Scroll down to the comments section and sort by best rated, there was a clear theme which was that accounts with a certain style of username all seemed to be pushing the narrative these were arson. Seems very suspicious that the accounts had such similar names. Obviously it doesn't mean anything, it's just a DM comments section, but it does help shape a narrative and should it be concerning to us that bot farms, pressure groups, fossil fuel activates, foreign governments, whoever maybe behind it, is doing this sort of thing?
Top story is about wildfires in the UK
https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16015725/Ho...
Scroll down to the comments section and sort by best rated, there was a clear theme which was that accounts with a certain style of username all seemed to be pushing the narrative these were arson. Seems very suspicious that the accounts had such similar names. Obviously it doesn't mean anything, it's just a DM comments section, but it does help shape a narrative and should it be concerning to us that bot farms, pressure groups, fossil fuel activates, foreign governments, whoever maybe behind it, is doing this sort of thing?
If you have the skill and interest to set up a bot to make comments, then it would be trivial for the 'username/display name' generator to produce more 'real' sounding names. It more likely that Billy signs up, finds his username is taken, so goes for Billy123.
A machine would do better.
A machine would do better.
No ideas for a name said:
If you have the skill and interest to set up a bot to make comments, then it would be trivial for the 'username/display name' generator to produce more 'real' sounding names. It more likely that Billy signs up, finds his username is taken, so goes for Billy123.
A machine would do better.
So you don't think it's at all suspicious that a load of accounts all with the format "CapitalLetter111" or similar are all pushing the same message. A machine would do better.
Jesus, critical thinking skills must be a bit lacking not to notice the correlation! Or maybe wilful ignorance, not sure.
Condi said:
No ideas for a name said:
If you have the skill and interest to set up a bot to make comments, then it would be trivial for the 'username/display name' generator to produce more 'real' sounding names. It more likely that Billy signs up, finds his username is taken, so goes for Billy123.
A machine would do better.
So you don't think it's at all suspicious that a load of accounts all with the format "CapitalLetter111" or similar are all pushing the same message. A machine would do better.
Jesus, critical thinking skills must be a bit lacking not to notice the correlation! Or maybe wilful ignorance, not sure.
They won’t care though, wouldn't surprise me if they were in on it.
Just seeing how easy it is for a few people with some IT skills to create bots that can grab the latest release of something in demand to resell it, then it must be incredibly easily as a foreign power to make a few bots to do this to try and influence people. Including hitting the likes too.
It's quite common for your preferred name to be already taken so adding numbers is the norm, I usually try the year so my username on the Daily Mail.... yes I'm a registered user.....ends in 20 because it was 2020 when I signed up.
I think you're looking for something that isn't there
I think you're looking for something that isn't there
Of corse it's not bots. I know lots of them people like 'GrannyBinngo69' and 'Hammers4eva' who comment on the Daily Mail and there the majurity ENGLISH who actually tell u wats going on. Don't listen to the Metropolitan Elite cos there the ones using small bots to push the woke narrative on the majorruty to keep them asleep. Wake up Sheeple and listen! Were coming for you.
For the last time: this was ARSEON.
Raze the colors. Vote RuPort Lowe. STOP THE SMALL BOTS.
For the last time: this was ARSEON.
Raze the colors. Vote RuPort Lowe. STOP THE SMALL BOTS.
Bluevanman said:
It's quite common for your preferred name to be already taken so adding numbers is the norm, I usually try the year so my username on the Daily Mail.... yes I'm a registered user.....ends in 20 because it was 2020 when I signed up.
I think you're looking for something that isn't there
^ This.I think you're looking for something that isn't there
And no points for anyone pointing out that Defender90 is a land Rover.
Glitzy Mitzy said:
Of corse it's not bots. I know lots of them people like 'GrannyBinngo69' and 'Hammers4eva' who comment on the Daily Mail and there the majurity ENGLISH who actually tell u wats going on. Don't listen to the Metropolitan Elite cos there the ones using small bots to push the woke narrative on the majorruty to keep them asleep. Wake up Sheeple and listen! Were coming for you.
For the last time: this was ARSEON.
Raze the colors. Vote RuPort Lowe. STOP THE SMALL BOTS.
I assume this is a joke post. Nobody is this stupid. If not, I suggest the poster seeks help soon.For the last time: this was ARSEON.
Raze the colors. Vote RuPort Lowe. STOP THE SMALL BOTS.
I mean ARSEON. Really?
Condi said:
No ideas for a name said:
If you have the skill and interest to set up a bot to make comments, then it would be trivial for the 'username/display name' generator to produce more 'real' sounding names. It more likely that Billy signs up, finds his username is taken, so goes for Billy123.
A machine would do better.
So you don't think it's at all suspicious that a load of accounts all with the format "CapitalLetter111" or similar are all pushing the same message. A machine would do better.
Jesus, critical thinking skills must be a bit lacking not to notice the correlation! Or maybe wilful ignorance, not sure.
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