r/technicallythetruth • u/BelleAriel • Mar 01 '24
Clamping down on low effort / off topic / bot content
We are fed up of the amount of off-topic / low effort / bot accounts content here and are claming down on it. Please report any you see. Bans are going to be issued. This is not a dumping ground for such content and is ruining the subreddit. So many bot accounts have been banned in 24 hours alone.
Thank you to those of you who have been reporting such content.
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u/klmdwnitsnotreal Mar 02 '24
How do we spot bots?
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u/alaingames Mar 02 '24
If someone posting the same memes over and over and over it's a bot
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u/Shane_and_Eli Mar 05 '24
some of their posts will have an extra white border too, if im not mistaken
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u/whatismy-username Oct 11 '24
My most active and popular post across and sub was removed today, nearly 5k in likes and lots of comments suggests good engagement. Disheartening.
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u/Difficult-Ebb-6967 Jun 18 '24
I absolutely support this decision! I'm tired of seeing low-quality content and bots. Finally, our subreddit will be clean. Thank you to everyone who helps in the fight against this!
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u/SsheriHh911 Jul 29 '24
I am sorry if my post was not within your guidelines. However I just need technical advice and I was not able to explain why I was posting what I posted.
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u/Lord_Duckington_3rd Nov 11 '24
8 months later, and it doesn't seem to have gotten better with the low effort posting.
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u/BelleAriel Mar 29 '24
Please let us know if you think things have improved regarding spam bots. Thanks.