I would like to report a rule violating bot @MediaBiasFactChecker@lemmy.world which:

• Has no author contact info
• Creates large amounts of comments without any form of consent (nearing 10,000)
• Is definitely advertising something or other.

I have already submitted a formal report via the report system, however I am also leaving a comment here with more info.

…which is more than you can say about Reddit.

And this is why I use Lemmy.

frederator

♪ Come along with me ♪

You’re just mad because you’re stuck in Lake Michigan.

something something 1969 snoopy calendar

lookin for Debian in all the wrong places

lookin for Debian in too many faces

Every link posted to twitter is followed to the end of any redirect chains that may be present and then the end result is shortened IIRC (take this with several grains of salt as this is just what I’ve heard previously and it may be incorrect or may have become incorrect)

it’s what real programmers use.

I want to buy this as a sticker and put it on my car.

this whole thread is gonna be an instance in-joke isn’t it

Ah, sorry. I have trouble with that sometimes :P

That’s bad news, that means the internet is dying

you would be a good lawyer

we fucked the internet

kinky

There’s a suit over google in general so this may well be part of it

That’s all well and good, but how many LLMs do you think actually respect robots.txt?

Perhaps, likely depends on the crawler though

this is actually quite recent. the old one was much funnier and clearly had actual soul put into it.

I refuse to believe this was considered funny when it was written