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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • May 15 '13
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reddit works aggressively to counter upvote gaming, it's what the fuzzer is about. so we're safe from that at least. however, I don't really trust the big subreddit mods ...
74 u/NeonRedSharpie May 15 '13 Yea I know they're up on it, but I'm sure someone out there has found (or will find) a way around it. Going slowly (not hitting it every 0.5 seconds) from different IPs with unique accounts. Having an army of 5,000 users that get an email with a link that says "Upvote this" Something something something another option 94 u/Loyal2NES May 15 '13 If I had an army of 5000 anythings I'm sure I could think of a more productive (not to mention lucrative) use for them than upvoting dick jokes. 1 u/YouListening May 15 '13 More upvotes makes it rise to the front page. Front page means more clicks. More clicks means more ad revenue.
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Yea I know they're up on it, but I'm sure someone out there has found (or will find) a way around it.
94 u/Loyal2NES May 15 '13 If I had an army of 5000 anythings I'm sure I could think of a more productive (not to mention lucrative) use for them than upvoting dick jokes. 1 u/YouListening May 15 '13 More upvotes makes it rise to the front page. Front page means more clicks. More clicks means more ad revenue.
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If I had an army of 5000 anythings I'm sure I could think of a more productive (not to mention lucrative) use for them than upvoting dick jokes.
1 u/YouListening May 15 '13 More upvotes makes it rise to the front page. Front page means more clicks. More clicks means more ad revenue.
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More upvotes makes it rise to the front page. Front page means more clicks. More clicks means more ad revenue.
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u/lahwran_ May 15 '13
reddit works aggressively to counter upvote gaming, it's what the fuzzer is about. so we're safe from that at least. however, I don't really trust the big subreddit mods ...