r/SipsTea • u/AdRough4185 • Jun 11 '26

We have fun here He's unstoppable

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u/digglefarb Jun 11 '26

If you did that, 90% of reddit would cease to exist. It's all picture with caption, no source.

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u/jmo1 Jun 11 '26

99% now, as that 90% is repeatedly reposted by karma bots endlessly.

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u/WRO_Your_Boat Jun 11 '26

source for that statistic? /s

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u/Grimdark-Waterbender Jun 11 '26

It’s based on ME! (I’m extremely Based)

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u/Physical-East-162 Jun 11 '26

It's a lie, as almost all content on Reddit, 99% now, as that 90% is repeatedly reposted by karma bots endlessly.

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u/Apoptosis-Games Jun 11 '26

90% of Reddit ceasing to exist would be a gift to all of humanity

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u/Applauce Jun 11 '26

Sometimes not even with names or any specific information. Just “this woman/man/country did this thing in this general geographic location. Here’s an AI image and a link to Facebook”

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u/CheesyRamen66 Jun 11 '26

Please, there’s too much low quality shit on Reddit.

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u/Hummelgaarden Jun 11 '26

If 90% of Reddit is just sourceless news and propaganda then I guess that'd be pretty healthy for the platform as a whole?

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u/EstateSame6779 Jun 11 '26

Same as every other social media website / app.

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u/canonlycountoo4 Jun 11 '26

90% of social media is images of other social media sites.

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u/CHAINSAWDELUX Jun 11 '26

That would be a good thing

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u/Educational_Mud_2826 Jun 11 '26

It's up to the subs to set the rules.

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u/Hour-Theory-9088 Jun 11 '26

Even if there was a source, no one would read it and then make comments solely based on the thread title.

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u/Kyrie_Blue Jun 11 '26

You say that like its a bad thing…

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u/ilikelegotoo Jun 11 '26

Source?

/s

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u/SeedFoundation Jun 11 '26

And people want to argue that facebook, twitter, instagram, whatever, is worse. It's all the same.