Uh, yeah. This has been the case for quite some time. They study what you like and hide things you don’t. And then they s-ban (saying the word here also gets you s-banned) all of your comments anyway, no matter where you are or what you say.

I never thought I'd be saying it, but I think a ton of content on r/conspiracy is now AI generated. I would guess they were forced to do this because of declining human participation. Can't keep the corral going if all the cows think the other cows have wandered away.

Then in a weird flip confirming this, I think they're actually being honest about something now. Out of 2.1M+ members (supposedly), there are only about 500-700 online at any given time. Judging real human user engagement, I think that's accurate. On r/conspiracy_commons, the numbers are 200K and 50, which I also think is accurate.

Yep....we're being played. They show us stuff that they think will make us angry....some of it has got to be made up.....