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    Reddit geht mit neuen Labels und menschlicher Verifizierung gegen Bots vor

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    1. AvailableReporter484 on

      Good. No idea how that’ll work out, but I hope it does because all these little-dick bots are destroying the only good part of the internet, which used to be posting.

      Give the boys back posting. We’re here to hang out, not be manipulated into whatever lame shit you’re hocking.

    2. baudeagle on

      Why don’t they come up with bot verification technology instead of human verification technology?

      I get tired of picking out pictures or sliding puzzle pieces into place.

    5. Huge_Reward1617 on

      Ya’ll receiving these web hits from a guy named AdSpecialist lol the irony man

    6. Billhong1014 on

      About time. Half the comment sections lately feel like bots talking to bots. At least labels give us a fighting chance.

    7. Hrmbee on

      It would be especially great if the downvote bots could be removed. Vote manipulation is already not supposed to be a thing here, and yet runs rampant in many subs.

    9. ReasonableAttitude22 on

      That’s morally wrong and some people will consider this man slaughter

    10. DarXIV on

      Then roll back hiding post/comment history. That is almost a sure sign of a bot.

    11. InevitableAvalanche on

      I don’t believe this at all. This place is infested with bots and I doubt reddit cares.

    12. shawndw on

      The day I have to provide my ID to use this site is the day I walk away forever.

    13. mediocre_remnants on

      The hilarious thing about this is that setting up a new account as a human is such a giant pain in the ass and it takes weeks or months of careful commenting/posting before you can earn enough karma to comment/post on many subs. But bots are able to do it instantly.

      It’s easier to just buy a set of old accounts for super cheap that you can use instantly. Reddit incentivizes bad behavior and bots by punishing normal human activity.

    14. starchybunker on

      Genuinely curious how bots work…or even what it is?  Does a computer log in and make comments?  

    15. ChefCurryYumYum on

      If I have to do a captcha or something, fine, but if they think I am going to give them finger prints, retinal scans or uploading pictures of my ID to use this fucking platform they can fuck **ALL** the way off.

    16. OneSeaworthiness7768 on

      Automated bots are only part of the problem. There’s a ton of human-controlled accounts doing the same stuff. Would have helped if they didn’t let them hide their post history. Any move they make to combat bots and bad actors is a joke as long as they’re still doing that.

    17. ZippyTheUnicorn on

      What’s worse is Reddit pushes subs that are full of bot posted ads disguised as posts. I’m sure Reddit gets a cut considering how much they push it.

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