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minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink23•4 days ago…and the researchers considered thier experiment a success because they didn’t see any comments calling thier bots, bots…it shouldn’t matter that calling someone a bot is a bannable offense there…
…and the researchers considered thier experiment a success because they didn’t see any comments calling thier bots, bots…it shouldn’t matter that calling someone a bot is a bannable offense there…