Was discussing the CDC with a user (PatrickY6) on Reddit, and caught them lying.
Clicked on their history, because I wanted to see how else they lied in the past.
I read a couple of pages, and I closed it, but re-opened the user's history a minute later and it said the page does not exist.
Still get the same thing repeatedly. Can't even access the profile through private browser. I don't think it's deleted though, because his comments are still on /conspiracyundone.
I would imagine this is like the other "feature" that I mentioned, where "power users" on Reddit can hide their last comment from YOUR view, so they ALWAYS get the last word. The comments DO show up in their history, just not in the thread proper. But now it seems they can instantly hide their history from view as well.
Ah, you reminded me of something I forgot to mention. I said the "volume" algo would be hard to detect, but you can compare the comment count to a hand count. Of course, no one ever does that, right? But if it's low it's easy and I've seen a number of times where displayed comments were less than the count. Must have been naughty boys and girls trying to say things that just weren't true!
Or maybe the comment counter is a Dominion voting machine.
And then there's "vote fuzzing".
That one made loads of sense. Can't have actual upvote/downvote counts, now can we? YT of course took similar action.
Funny how "liberals" are the least democratic people there are.
How could you say that? The "liberals" LOVE democracy! You know, we just all take a vote. And if it so happens that it doesn't go their way, well fuck that, that's not democracy at all.
Sounds pretty accurate.