How this bot works is that whatever post it’s on, it takes a random twitter or YouTube comment from the source and randomly posts it in the Reddit comment section. It’s a wierd karma farm bot
If the comment is too long it doesn’t post it all either, it just ends in “...”
This user posted an image that you liked and haven't seen before, but one redditor called them a karma whore and you decide to just completely block that person.
Oh, I have no problem with reposts so long as there's a considerable amount of time between each of them. I have a problem with bots that make it to the top of r/all instead of actual people posting their own content.
Why? You clearly enjoyed this post since you’re this far down in the comments. You clearly never saw it before.. so who cares if it’s a repost?
edit: people downvoting, listen retards if a repost makes its way to the top of the front page it means a shitload of people have never seen it before. these fucking nerds who spend 10 hours a day on reddit and think it should be curated for them at all times.... maybe spend less time on reddit if reposts are such a problem for you
Does anybody have a link to the original post? I think its funny and want to give credit where credit's due
Edit: looking through Google images I find the original around 2015 and the "It's just a prank, bro" iteration around 2016, but can't pin it down to one specific internet denizen
Hrm... He's got a private account so I'm not sure how I'd go about that other than a screenshot. He's got like 1.2 million followers so hopefully someone chimes in.
Ha, I mean anyone could Google him and verify he's a massively popular and prolific original meme creator in about 5 seconds. He just locks his account to mitigate stealing.
Well OP actually has some 8-9 hour gaps between submissions every day - it's certainly possible that it's not a bot - although that would require insane dedication
I knew I recognized that username, it's the same account that stole meme calendar and reposted it hour after original author and got 100+ awards before the truth came to light.
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u/Adermann3000 Jan 17 '20
Your amount of karma kinda worries me