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AskReddit is over run by bots
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Can you provide examples?
Examples of what? Marketing teams? Check out a company called bent pixels.
To see it in action, check out r/marvel.
As far as culture jamming it goes, I don't have many because it gets your account banned pretty fast.
just quote one here, or make one up. I also am curious to know what "culture jamming" even means.
https://youtu.be/LiWlvBro9eI?si=VE9hlntEkOLWZrlo
So there's trolling which is just being a dick. Culture jamming is more about sending a message by using a lot of weird social behaviour and culture norms to throw a wrench into the mix. Sacha Baron Cohen did a bit of it more satirized. But the kings were "yes men saved the world"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Culture_jamming
Because I was also curious. In short, I think it's essentially saying shit that calls out advertising bullshit in an overt way while using the format that advertisers do.
Kinda like the magic glasses in the old movie "they live" but more colorful. Image for context:
Thank you - but I am somewhat oblivious how the poster that mentioned this term thought that this would "get your account banned" fast.
Yeah I have no clue on that honestly. I feel like I see that kind of thing happen on Reddit and here frequently enough, and my experience has not been seeing people get banned about it.
Site wide ban as well, not just a particular sub.
It’s funny how Reddit is banning more genuine people everyday and letting the bots run wild.
It'll get worse everywhere in the internet until we return to books and printed media again because we don't know what's fake and what's real