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- Thread starter Remark
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Sammy_da_Smile
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Yeh i saw you liked my post, now the thread is gone. My post probably did it lol
Samus
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Well apparently I'm Dave and a massive troll even though I've got the culpris on ignore and haven't responded to them beyond the initial realisation of what happened and who was doing it.
Whole threads vanished. That's pretty serious.
Here's a couple of wacked out warnings from the admin bot.
Please like too so I know my posts aren't deleted yet.
They're generally deleted faster than a human even with multiple accounts could possibly manage on the main thread.
Whole threads vanished. That's pretty serious.
Here's a couple of wacked out warnings from the admin bot.
Please like too so I know my posts aren't deleted yet.
They're generally deleted faster than a human even with multiple accounts could possibly manage on the main thread.
Azzler
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Wait you got these today?
Samus
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I'll put this here as well.
For the fourth time....
A reporting bot, often used in conjunction with form submission or post creation, is an automated software program designed to automatically report or flag certain content or actions. These bots can be used for various purposes, including reporting spam, inappropriate content, or violations of platform terms of service.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
Purpose:
Reporting bots aim to efficiently flag content or actions that violate platform rules or guidelines, potentially leading to moderation actions by the platform.
Function:
They can scan for specific keywords, patterns, or behaviors that indicate spam, abuse, or other undesirable activities.
Examples:
In social media, reporting bots might flag accounts that engage in mass-liking, following/unfollowing, or spamming posts. On forums or online communities, they could be used to report posts containing inappropriate content or violating community guidelines.
Potential Risks:
While reporting bots can be useful for combating spam and abuse, they can also be misused. For example, they could be used to unfairly report content, harass users, or manipulate engagement metrics.
Platform Detection:
Platforms like Instagram and others have systems in place to detect and penalize users who use bots for automated activities that violate their terms of service.
In essence, reporting bots are tools that can be used to improve the quality and safety of online platforms, but their use must be responsible and ethical to avoid unintended consequences.
For the fourth time....
A reporting bot, often used in conjunction with form submission or post creation, is an automated software program designed to automatically report or flag certain content or actions. These bots can be used for various purposes, including reporting spam, inappropriate content, or violations of platform terms of service.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
Purpose:
Reporting bots aim to efficiently flag content or actions that violate platform rules or guidelines, potentially leading to moderation actions by the platform.
Function:
They can scan for specific keywords, patterns, or behaviors that indicate spam, abuse, or other undesirable activities.
Examples:
In social media, reporting bots might flag accounts that engage in mass-liking, following/unfollowing, or spamming posts. On forums or online communities, they could be used to report posts containing inappropriate content or violating community guidelines.
Potential Risks:
While reporting bots can be useful for combating spam and abuse, they can also be misused. For example, they could be used to unfairly report content, harass users, or manipulate engagement metrics.
Platform Detection:
Platforms like Instagram and others have systems in place to detect and penalize users who use bots for automated activities that violate their terms of service.
In essence, reporting bots are tools that can be used to improve the quality and safety of online platforms, but their use must be responsible and ethical to avoid unintended consequences.
Samus
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Yesterday
Samus
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Let me just add to this that for every 1 warning I get there are about 10-20 deleted posts. I know others are experiencing similar.
Most have been more generic than those though which is why I've posted them.
That’s the man the myth the legend. I believe that’s zeebot himselfWho's that doc?
Samus
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He even ran for a seat in 2018 elections
Find us a home
Samus
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All I know is when Yaseen, TanCA and j19 come on usually around the same time then any existing posts of mine get deleted along with Wino, Azzler, Dave, usually Xerof and Remark plus probably others and anyone who responded to those users unless it's negative or in some way beneficial to whomever is doing this.
If the culprit is already on line then the posts.dont see the light of day for more than a few seconds and sometimes less.
If the culprit is already on line then the posts.dont see the light of day for more than a few seconds and sometimes less.