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  J0 - Appalachistan Logistics (@jsouth0928) reported 1 minute ago

  @ArmedJ0y It's a semantics trap. It "not identical"... "M16 id the US military's select fire version". The prompt was poorly worded too. But I agree with the consensus issue. Especially with how much reddit gets used for training them.

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  skylar (@sky_and_sunshin) reported 5 minutes ago

  @HannibalBarx @BowTiedCrocodil The behavior towards women is a complaint I’m seeing a lot on Reddit. Not Seattle but in general it’s being noticed and it’s a problem.

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  Leg Day Enjoyer (@AmericanSquats) reported 5 minutes ago

  @umapalma01 I don't understand what the problem is. Don't you LARPing losers live on Reddit? Also, clips of Hasan saying the most unhinged **** are generally a pretty reliable source of information

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  wakeup* (@s1eepyyhead) reported 6 minutes ago

  @Marv12345654654 @GarethRack93315 @Rainmaker1973 u are y atheism is seen as reddit & corny, its one thing when someone is annoying about their religion & shove it down ppls throat but u agnostic losers are no better; literally the same behavior but from the other side. he said smth positive but u saw god so u lose all decency.

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  Rozen (@ProHuskyChaser) reported 6 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies If they shut down reddit nothing of value would be lost.

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  FML (@True_Dawg) reported 7 minutes ago

  @FateFell182 @reddit_lies Correct... so what's her problem? Why's she mad at reddit? Oh, that's right... they didn't validate her victimhood.

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  The OFF-GRIDiot (@Radios4Freedom) reported 7 minutes ago

  @jchybow @RealMatSmith 1st, you are asking an "AI" that's owned by Musk. 2nd, "AI" is famously awful at making simple math/spelling errors. 3rd, half of "AI" sources are Reddit and similar message boards of conflicting, incorrect, and unverified data. Do your own math, you'll come up with the same #'s

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  Jamie Clark (@JamieClarkSF) reported 12 minutes ago

  @MayaRoseAlt He’s not American. I checked Reddit to see if it’s common in his culture not to go down on women and apparently it’s a thing 🥲

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  dark (@darkfang1989) reported 13 minutes ago

  @D_Hatemonger @TheElephante @Pirat_Nation nah what's funny is the "how dare you speak to me" way of talking the devs to do the players any time there's actual criticism and not just open *** kissing. 10yr ban on reddit 2.0 because i talked about problems they should've solved by now.

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  Jim (@Mansplainer_One) reported 14 minutes ago

  @marvomago @ConvictCriminal @DanBilzerian Your retarded source is trained on Reddit and Wikipedia. Yes, I am far more reliable then either of those. But your absurd focus on the issue is telling of your low general intelligence.

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  David Marco💡 (@David_TornAI) reported 20 minutes ago

  SEO backlinks in 2026 look nothing like 2018. Smart marketers are using AI to scale authority faster: 1.Find low-competition keywords with ChatGPT 2. Generate outreach emails in seconds 3. Create HARO-style expert replies 4. Turn Reddit comments into traffic magnets 5. Repurpose tweets into backlink bait 6. Build stats pages journalists actually cite 7. Find broken link opportunities with AI 8. Launch free tools people naturally reference 9. Create comparison pages that rank fast 10. Automate guest post ideas with prompts SEO in 2026 = AI + authority + distribution. The winners aren’t creating more content. They’re building smarter systems. Save this before everyone starts doing it.

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  frisco 🍋 (@cometokwangya) reported 22 minutes ago

  @Dumpstat_Wis @Khorgnir Reddit is down the hall to your left

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  acrawley (@allnewsisbad) reported 22 minutes ago

  @fire_caste_tau @reddit_lies Reddit nuked it like 2 years ago. Nearly all of the subreddits discussing Canada's obvious Indian problem are nuked. The few left are using draconian censorship including automatic banning for certain words for example criminal, deport, Indian in order to avoid being shutdown.

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  Maria Quillar (@MariaQuill25396) reported 22 minutes ago

  Meta just launched a direct Reddit killer — and Reddit's stock cratered 6% instantly. The social media wars are heating up and Reddit is looking dangerously exposed. Meta released a standalone community forum app that lets users create and join topic-based discussion groups, directly replicating Reddit's subreddit model. It's a brazen move aimed straight at Reddit's core business. Reddit only went public in March 2024 at $34/share and had been trading significantly higher before this bombshell hit. The stock dropped roughly 6% on the news. Why would a single competitor's app launch crater a $10+ billion company's stock? The real issue — Reddit's business moat is paper thin. They've been running on community discussions for nearly two decades with no unique technology lock-in. Meta has billions of active users across its platforms. If they build the same functionality and redirect even a fraction of their user base, Reddit's growth story falls apart overnight. Investors are rightly spooked. Think of it like the family-owned diner that's been on your block for 10 years, surviving on cheap burgers and fries with a loyal neighborhood following. Then Walmart opens a food counter right across the street with similar food at similar prices. Walmart already has thousands of people walking through its doors every day. The diner's foot traffic is going to get crushed. Two real reminders: 1. Be very careful buying recently IPO'd small-cap tech stocks. Most haven't established durable competitive advantages — a giant can wipe them out overnight 2. If you hold shares in any small company whose core business can be easily replicated by Big Tech, consider trimming your position proactively. Don't wait until after the crash to sell My take: Reddit has another 12-18% downside over the next 3 months. However, if Meta's new app shows under 30% user retention in its first month, Reddit could bounce back fast. This is a high-volatility name — position size accordingly.

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  LIKENG| REDDIT MARKETING (@patye91) reported 27 minutes ago

  Steve Huffman makes a point about people using AI to write their comments — that is a real problem on social media. But honestly, I don't see it changing anytime soon. There are too many Reddit automation tools out there that actively push people to do exactly that.