Like I get it there’s less people so less content but come on, using bots to just repost shit from reddit? What are we, 9gag now?

  • MisterMoo@kbin.social
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    Sorry but I don’t agree with this logic. Smaller communities are more susceptible to drought. Content is a water supply. I moderate a magazine for The Office (woo woo, shout out) and I bring in content from Reddit as often as I can. It’s a temporary measure to increase the legitimacy of the site.

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      I agree, as long as it’s link to articles and not copying text posts, it’s a good measure to help small communities take off.

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      That’s my opinion too. The only thing people come to these type of sites for is the content and community. Link-copying bots improve the former and improve the opportunities for the latter. It’s all upsides and no downsides as far as i can see.

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      I agree with this. As long as it’s not too much, and isn’t the comments, I think it’s fine. I wish there was more engagement, but that will come with time I think