A lot of subreddits with lower activity now get these waves of posts that are brand new accounts, the posts include enough emotional drama to get attention, but the topic is almost an eerie amalgam of other stories posted to the sub ... you see one or two you think "oh well" and then you see another and another ...
These posts usually demonstrate some level familiarity with the sub, and yet at the same time inexplicable disconnection too.
Usually they never respond to comments, but some do and when they do they seem weirdly off, like they didn't even understand all the words they are responding too.
raxxorraxor•5mo ago
> but some do and when they do they seem weirdly off, like they didn't even understand all the words they are responding too.
This sounds like real redditors though since LLM probably would understand the words at least.
duxup•5mo ago
Valid point, but even these are sometimes more off than that. Typical redditor goes off on their own somewhat coherent POV that you could understand they want to say (even if they misunderstood or are wrong). These comments are clearly spawned by like a couple poorly weighted keywords and sometimes they strongly conflict sentence to sentence. It's a strange vibe. I would buy into it just being a language barrier ... maybe.
duxup•5mo ago
A lot of subreddits with lower activity now get these waves of posts that are brand new accounts, the posts include enough emotional drama to get attention, but the topic is almost an eerie amalgam of other stories posted to the sub ... you see one or two you think "oh well" and then you see another and another ...
These posts usually demonstrate some level familiarity with the sub, and yet at the same time inexplicable disconnection too.
Usually they never respond to comments, but some do and when they do they seem weirdly off, like they didn't even understand all the words they are responding too.
raxxorraxor•5mo ago
This sounds like real redditors though since LLM probably would understand the words at least.
duxup•5mo ago