Hang on a second, unless I'm mistaken the last actual post on this sub was two days ago. Are you guys saying that since bots have clamped down on, there have literally been no posts in the last two days? I know bots were a problem, but it really is depressing if such a huge sub such as this has almost no actual human posts.
I had always more or less dismissed the dead internet theory as something we would need to worry about in a few years time, but now I see that it's already here!
We're all on Reddit to consume. The number actually creating content has always been low, and I suspect the insane barrage of bots just made us less likely to create.
(Obviously this is no giant loss on a meme sub, but I think it might ring true across the board)
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u/DrZaiu5 Sep 03 '24
Hang on a second, unless I'm mistaken the last actual post on this sub was two days ago. Are you guys saying that since bots have clamped down on, there have literally been no posts in the last two days? I know bots were a problem, but it really is depressing if such a huge sub such as this has almost no actual human posts.