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I see this complaint a lot, but I absolutely disagree. It's a conversation back and forth between "Diana Wilde @rulesObeyer" and a series of different accounts
by delecti 7y ago
I see this complaint a lot, but I absolutely disagree. It's a conversation back and forth between "Diana Wilde @rulesObeyer" and a series of different accounts in the format @AmazonFC<Name>, culminating in "Diana" saying the tweet that was linked. The lines connecting the tweets very clearly show the flow of responses. There are instances where conversations can be hard to follow if you're not involved, because the replies are more of trees than lists, but this is really not one of those cases.
- jpindar 7y agoI agree with you about the tree-like conversations. It would be great if there were a site or a an app that could display them AS trees.
- TheOtherHobbes 7y agoSome of the FC Ambassador accounts may not be genuine. E.g. I'm fairly sure Slavoj Žižek isn't working in an Amazon warehouse. Then again - we're all in this gig economy thing, so maybe anything is possible.
- distances 7y agoŽižek is a rather famous philosopher and frequently engages in public discourse. Might be worth it to check his Wikipedia page[1] and/or YouTube presence. Not saying this is he himself, but obviously not an Amazon employee at least. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slavoj_%C5%BDi%C5%BEek https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slavoj_%C5%BDi%C5%BEek
- GonzaloQuero 7y agoThere are some people memeing with the names, but you can recognise them because their account names don't follow the same pattern as the shill accounts.