I’m sure you can find more examples. I’m already tapped out of that bot factory.

Maybe I’m misjudging with anecdotal perception, I am happy to confess that.

But I think it’s pretty evident that old reddit is nothing like this Instaddit or whatever it’s supposed to be.

Do you still find r-word platform as satisfying? And have you not encountered suspect comments like these at all there?

(I mean even unsuspecting ones could be bots, here too, but let’s at least start cultivating some damage control)

That’s why I framed it the way that the commenter or at least responses have to call those out

This topic of dead internet theory was an immediate thought of mine.

Lemmy (and Lettus) stay super aware of this and make sure to call out at least the very obvious inputs. Another thought would be to even maybe moderate it and remove such content that are obvious set phrases by AI

On that note I’ve even read on a German news post that on Instagram for example 80% of inputs are bots. Like imagine all those fake conversations with potential agendas on the other hand…

THIS

Take my “emerald mine gold”

albert einstein quote about human stupidity

Limits to planetary growth

Id just love to see more corporations being like Mondragon(spanish) in the top ranks (i.e. stock corpos) but I would not want governments specifically to gain ownership forcefully.

So I’d call it regulated capitalism - as you said, just not paleo libertarian laissez-faire as we clearly see how that doesnt work once all markets are established (and even the competition phase was, as we all should know, pretty questionable historically cough imperialism cough)

So “how” is there no regulation solution – my initial statement in question

Now also actually discuss. Would love to know “how” I’m wrong

to you, the 9 other likers and the one disliker:

I’d argue “under unregulated capitalism” and would love to hear how Im wrong here: When you buy an apple from a farmer in EU thats local to your small town, I’d say thats pretty ethical? Isnt it??!

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oh my bad, sorry im not well versed.

Thats why I asked :p

How could you ensure AI to privately sort your pictures, if the requests to analyze your sensitive imagery need to be made on a server? (that based its knowledge of disrespecting others copyright anyway, lol)

classic techbro overhype

Add new feature into everything without seperating and offering choice to opt out of it

It’s way too frustrating to deal with.

Exaaactly!!

They put in so much effort to stop bots (restricting new accounts alot: read experiences how they wont directly let you know that stuff isnt loading anymore, read about hidden scores and also I remember years back in the beginning how confusing and weird the system was towards me with errors not allowing to post being “unavailable”, etc)

And then, they dont offer any supports like ticket systems for actual humans to apply and seek dialogue. (I mean they do, but its all automated responses into complete support restriction after deny without any non-automated input)

They really dont care about the users. And its has the same silicon valley agenda behind it. Especially with the accumulated changes to algorithms. It seems so based on baiting user’s interaction rather than seeking genuine connection and helpfulness

And its shocking how hidden this issue is on reddit. And people talking about reddit: all criticism you hear is how its a bubble (esp politically used). But nobody talks about how crazy the handling of users is. I literally been seperated.

Maybe thats the essence of mentioned bubble issue in disguise after all

It’s been very wholesome so far.

Thank you :)

Killem with kindness

Ye im still somewhat looking into reddit (also to just realize what similar communities I should follow here)

There’s just so many whack websites as basis for discussion. Like newsgeek or other tabloids and people act like it’s the most official matter.

Feels like everyone only reads the headline and starts mashing their keyboards. And your reception tends to be less text = lie. The recent behavior and interaction feels similar to today’s Twitter in terms of rage induction, just for nerds

good riddance, sillicon valley has way too much power over information flow

the more diverse the platforms the better. Also I really like the reskins of this platform! Makes the interface so customizable to your preferences

Welcome on the site <3 (Im also a new ex-redditor - check my latest comment on profile for my story)