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  ✝️♂️BRING BACK THE DLC! 🇺🇲🌐 (@paulesq711) reported 2 minutes ago

  @earlyvotedata @NorthStarRight He looks like an unemployed loser sitting in his mother's basement whose biggest accomplishment is being the moderator of a gooner fetish Discord server or Reddit group.

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  Tohid M (@tohid_mahedavi) reported 8 minutes ago

  @compileandpush @Aqib__786Ai @konceptai_site fair concern. no system is perfect. a highly upvoted Reddit thread doesn't always mean a viable business. that's why we layer it: source engagement (real replies, not just upvotes) + multi-model analysis + competitor check. if a "problem" has no competitors at all, that's actually a red flag we flag in the output. community voting is the final filter. if real founders look at an idea and downvote it, that signal matters more than any algorithm. the crowd catches what the AI misses.

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  Now Viral Ai (@NowViralAi) reported 8 minutes ago

  A developer on Reddit built ***-courier, a full MCP server in Go for *** that handles real plumbing locally, not via bash. No more parsing raw text!

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  Emmanuel | Builder (@Emmanuel1134541) reported 14 minutes ago

  @loading_X__ @X @ai Somewhere on Reddit right now, someone is describing the exact problem your SaaS should solve. Most founders will never see it. Kairo scans Reddit 24/7 and surfaces those pain signals automatically before your competitors do.

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  Mizu Financial (@MizuFinancial) reported 16 minutes ago

  Nobody's first 100 customers came from a growth hack. We've looked. It's almost always the same loop: 1. Go where your people already hang out. Some Reddit thread, some Discord server, some X community.+linkedin 2. Be the person who actually answers the annoying questions. Don't pitch. Just be useful. 3. Whatever a user tells you, that's your next post. That's it. You become a fixture in the room, and the room starts sending you customers. Buying ads before any of that is like turning on a billboard pointed at an empty highway.

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  The Gunslinger (@AlcoholicAim) reported 17 minutes ago

  "I only agree with Christianity when It's against my pet issue" Go back to reddit.

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  death (@Jaden819755) reported 17 minutes ago

  It's just a place where keyboard warriors trolls into generates go and the only good places there are glitch productions and that's it so give me your most stupidest things you found on Reddit I'm talking cults and everything

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  ____ (@minjokyoexit) reported 20 minutes ago

  @finestcupcakee Lastly, I reported the reddit you said I support along with the user in the screenshot you were using because it was lesbophobic. I wasn’t thinking of you at all; I didn’t know this accusation existed until this moment. 9 hours later. I have actual problems. 👍🏽

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  CalabroneShowDogs (@CalabroneDogs) reported 20 minutes ago

  @GlammaSooz @ourx_vault @Timcast No No that cool illustration of how John O'keefe bent down for the car to hit him while holding a martini glass. Or he could discuss *** a Reddit group he started threw his *** out because he is too stupid. Or he could disscus him alter ego the "annymous attorney" who matches him word for word

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  squibb ⭐ (@squibbletts) reported 22 minutes ago

  I seldom have trouble. But when I do, it matters greatly to me what my mind is occupied with doing. It may sound silly, but the best occupation has been pondering what to post on Reddit (what it would be, what the text would be). The activity seems to be at a low enough priority-

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  Mathew (@MKillerrabbit) reported 25 minutes ago

  @cinnamofan1200 Reddit is down that way. Please go back to it.

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  Bhavyam Arora (Content Arc) (@AroraBhavyam) reported 26 minutes ago

  @kzitouni1 1. Find relevant subreddits 2. Talk about problems first before shilling product directly 3. Increase profile karma and build trust in those subreddits 4. Curate the right concern posts that align with your product 5. Use multiple Reddit profiles for seeding and solutioning

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  ____ (@minjokyoexit) reported 27 minutes ago

  @finestcupcakee Lastly, I reported the reddit you said I support along with the user in the screenshot you were using because it was lesbophobic. I wasn’t thinking of you at all because I didn’t know this tweet existed. It’s 9 hours later. I have actual problems ok

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  David Quaid - AI SEO (@DavidGQuaid) reported 28 minutes ago

  @NickLeRoy @RyanJones To me - making @primaryposition rank has meant following a process and each post takes < 20 minutes - because I leverage from the content I write here and on Reddit.... All i did is break EET into 10 terms and created 10 posts - and then adjusted if I got the mechanics wrong. Nothing amazing. My age old hypothesis is that Pogo-sticking is more of a fear tactic than a reality - my observations - that once we take a rank position - its rare to lose - so the content didn't let it down. That way - when someone says - oh you're wrong about XXX or YYY - I can has data

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  wettoast (@Vschiatt3) reported 32 minutes ago

  @DAVCHINSKI_IT @X @Dschiatt Yea I’m still trying. Just keep appealing and getting responses saying it’s lifted but it’s not. Seems to be a common issue bc it’s all over reddit.