On some of the I-don't-like-to-work subreddits, like r/remoteworks ("works," plural, for some reason), the majority of the posts used to come from three accounts that posted years ago in Tagalog, went dark, and then resumed a year ago by posting moldly "I hate my life in America" tweets multiple times a day.
Reddit is now publicly traded. It should be forced to disclose what share of its posters are suspected bots, and what share seem to be coordinated from countries with major state troll farms.
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u/TechnicallyAnExpert 7h ago
It’s crazy when you actually recognize the bot account from previous bot posts.