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You seem to be refuting claims I never made. I'm simply perplexed that so many people don't know this market exists (as is indicated/suggested by the number of
by twmahna 6y ago
You seem to be refuting claims I never made. I'm simply perplexed that so many people don't know this market exists (as is indicated/suggested by the number of upvotes).
- noizejoy 6y agoAn upvote doesn’t necessarily imply lack of knowledge of this existing.
- cortesoft 6y agoI knew this happens, and I upvoted. Learning details about something I knew about is useful. What makes you think upvotes imply people don’t know this sort of thing exists?
- mattigames 6y agoMaybe he is a bot creator (or a bot account) that tries to discredit the importance of other bot accounts? I mean it would be the natural step for those groups to try to persuade the public (e.g. reddit users) that is not a big deal that those accounts exist.
- ineedasername 6y agoBecause Troy Davis, in his tweet, literally said "I didn't know that black-hat content marketing existed" I think his comments here indicate that what he meant was he wasn't aware it exists "at scale" in this way, but taking the content of the linked post at face value, it's easy to come away thinking "How did he now know this existed?". It's precisely what I thought after reading his tweets, but before seeing his detailed comments here.
- oska 6y agoThey're not 'refuting claims you never made'. They're simply responding to your comment by making their own points. Which is a completely standard way to carry discussion forward.
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- tunesmith 6y agoI am interested in why you felt the need to make the comment, though? Because it can come across jaded like, "yeah yeah, seen it all before, there's nothing new here", which is sort of like throwing cold water on it, which can reduce the odds of positive change happening.