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Reddit Ramps Up Its Threats To Protesting Mods, As Ad Buyers Leave
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They're posted about when you'd expect in hot?
nsfw
Lets just use your own screenshot for a second.
Do you think all the posts in it that are practically all posted at the same time (16-17 hours ago) is normal, organic user behavior to you?
That's just about the average amount of time posts take to hit 'hot'; it was similar in reddit too.
Pretty constant stream of posts in new:
nsfw
Hopefully the faking to them making it pays out I guess.
? You mean the same users making multiple posts?
You'd be surprised how many posts on reddit is by the same few people too; mere percentages actually make and post content. Not that it matters much since it is still content.