Your attempt to make dislike of AI slop and churn sound like a bad thing has failed.
I would dearly love to never see another popup random name Tshirt company with themed “humor” that falls flat or reads as slightly weird because it’s just shy of hitting the mark or has the feel of trying too hard. (Great trainer though, you’ll know what “hits” by buys.)
Or, to never experience another pre election run like Nov24 where an endless deluge of Israel/Pakistan horror flooded the Lemmy and Reddit feeds only to abruptly shut off on Nov5.
I’ve always just blocked Pinterest in my browser, the eyeroll that it is, but my understanding is it’s dominated by AI imagery now.
Of course you’d also think criticism of the genocide was from bots. You know why so many of our voices stopped? Because we kept getting banned for speaking up.
Reddist as a whole and especially subreddits like WorldNews are entirely Zionist controlled, banning and blocking all Palestianian/Anti-Zionist content.
What you’re saying isn’t in doubt, but it doesn’t fit the pattern of what I’m describing. Ofc there are people who oppose the Israel/Palestine war. I never said no one opposed it. I also never said I was for it.
The point of the description is there was a deluge. Daily multiples across forums, subs, endless. The deluge abruptly stopped on Nov 5. The genocide didn’t stop on Nov 5, but the endless fury of posts across social media did.
I understand that no one likes to face or feel manipulation, but there it is.
You’re seeing a conspiracy where one doesn’t exist.
Why would people continue to post about the topic as much afterwards? What do you think the intention of getting the recognition was for? Afterwards people were demoralised and angry at other pressing world events (Trump winning), of course it’s going to become overtaken in the news cycle by that.
Your attempt to make dislike of AI slop and churn sound like a bad thing has failed.
I would dearly love to never see another popup random name Tshirt company with themed “humor” that falls flat or reads as slightly weird because it’s just shy of hitting the mark or has the feel of trying too hard. (Great trainer though, you’ll know what “hits” by buys.)
Or, to never experience another pre election run like Nov24 where an endless deluge of Israel/Pakistan horror flooded the Lemmy and Reddit feeds only to abruptly shut off on Nov5.
I’ve always just blocked Pinterest in my browser, the eyeroll that it is, but my understanding is it’s dominated by AI imagery now.
Of course you’d also think criticism of the genocide was from bots. You know why so many of our voices stopped? Because we kept getting banned for speaking up.
Reddist as a whole and especially subreddits like WorldNews are entirely Zionist controlled, banning and blocking all Palestianian/Anti-Zionist content.
.world was barely any fucking better.
What you’re saying isn’t in doubt, but it doesn’t fit the pattern of what I’m describing. Ofc there are people who oppose the Israel/Palestine war. I never said no one opposed it. I also never said I was for it.
The point of the description is there was a deluge. Daily multiples across forums, subs, endless. The deluge abruptly stopped on Nov 5. The genocide didn’t stop on Nov 5, but the endless fury of posts across social media did.
I understand that no one likes to face or feel manipulation, but there it is.
You’re seeing a conspiracy where one doesn’t exist.
Why would people continue to post about the topic as much afterwards? What do you think the intention of getting the recognition was for? Afterwards people were demoralised and angry at other pressing world events (Trump winning), of course it’s going to become overtaken in the news cycle by that.