A social media aggregation platform has no inherent right to exclusivity.
A social media aggregation platform has no inherent right to exclusivity.
The problem isn't the content itself, it's that they're an unlabeled bot that doesn't change anything from the reddit posts. It takes the post, word for word, and posts it here. They have made over 1400 posts in a month. They operate at least three accounts that all do the same exact thing.
If they're an unlabeled bot that's a problem, but acting like it's a crime to cross post from reddit to the fediverse means nothing to me.
They use LLMs to post, they leaked their prompt once a few weeks ago.
It's not a crime to cross post from reddit, but it should be against the rules to use scripts and LLMs to post reddit content over 1200 times in a month on a single account. It's more than that if you include their other two accounts.
As you see by their reply to you, anyone that points this out gets called a reddit "agent" or employee by the operator. They weren't smart enough to avoid doing so on their other two accounts, which shows they operate those other two as well. That is the problem I have: they put no effort into their posts, fill the threadiverse with an incredible amount of reddit slop through multiple accounts, and the vast majority of their "engagement" is calling users reddit agents. They get away with not having the bot label because they make comments seperately like the reply to you.
Oh look, another self-appointed Threadiverse police officer deciding what content everyone else is allowed to enjoy.
Nobody appointed you the gatekeeper of the Fediverse. If communities allow posting and people enjoy the content, who the fuck are you to decide otherwise?
And I know exactly how your little game works. First, harass posters. Then pressure community moderators to ban them. When that fails, escalate to instance admins. Then pressure receiving instances. And if someone creates their own instance? Suddenly you're screaming for defederation.
The goalposts never stop moving because your goal isn't a solution. It's eliminating people bringing content.
You complain about low-effort content while spending your time obsessively policing people who actually contribute something.
Block the accounts. Block the communities. Move the fuck on.
But apparently that's not enough. You want to control what everyone else sees, too.
And you wonder why people suspect you're acting in bad faith.
btw it wont work -ill just create my own community and post there if I get banned.
This was written by an LLM, why would I read it? This is not how you write, look at the rest of your comments and your little addition at the bottom that is written in your normal style.
So, this is just yet another LLM post from the reddit user.
I wish you would post in your own community, because then people could just avoid them.
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@lemmy.world
Welcome to /c/funny, a place for all your humorous and amusing content.
Looking for mods! Send an application to Stamets!
Keep it civil. We're all people here. Be respectful to one another.
No sexism, racism, homophobia, transphobia or any other flavor of bigotry. I should not need to explain this one.
Try not to repost anything posted within the past month. Beyond that, go for it. Not everyone is on every site all the time.
Other Communities:
/c/TenForward@lemmy.world - Star Trek chat, memes and shitposts
/c/Memes@lemmy.world - General memes
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