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This is a stolen/uncredited rehost on a garbage blog from a Russian source from almost a month ago: https://www.ixbt.com/news/2021/08/24/4600-chery-qq-ice-cream

This is a stolen/uncredited rehost on a garbage blog from a Russian source from almost a month ago: https://www.ixbt.com/news/2021/08/24/4600-chery-qq-ice-cream.html https://www.ixbt.com/news/2021/08/24/4600-chery-qq-ice-cream... This website has the same content word for word in English, likely just put through Google Translate: https://www.worldstockmarket.net/a-modern-electric-car-for-4600-chery-qq-ice-cream-goes-on-sale-in-china/ https://www.worldstockmarket.net/a-modern-electric-car-for-4... but properly cites the Russian blog. I was able to find the original source by reverse-searching the images used. IXBT cites another Russian blog as the source https://newsyou.info/chery-predstavil-neobychnyj-elektromobil-qq-ice-cream-konkurenta-wuling-hongguang-mini-ev https://newsyou.info/chery-predstavil-neobychnyj-elektromobi... but altered the wording. That blog in turn cites another Russian blog with different wording: https://avtodream.org/vse-novosti/novinki/40708-chery-predstavil-neobychnyj-jelektromobil-qq-ice-cream-konkurenta-wuling-hongguang-mini-ev.html https://avtodream.org/vse-novosti/novinki/40708-chery-predst... which cites yet another Russian blog incorrectly and the trail is lost. Regardless, the OP site isn't the original source and the site itself is barely a year old, consisting entirely of stolen content. That site is also tied to another 4 day old website that consists entirely of stolen content: technewsspace.com - the sites share the same Google Adsense code: CA-pub-8819900454201426 This post is plain spam.

cromka 5y ago
The kind of Sherlock we all need.
- Abrownn 5y ago
  Cheers. I do this type of thing on Reddit constantly as it's an unending tide of garbage there. I saw someone posting a fake MSNBC clone site the other day and it was tied to a dozen other fake clone sites just like it, these fake-site networks are everywhere if you poke around a bit.
  - cromka 5y ago
    One has to wonder what will be the eventual solution to fake-news spreading on the Internet.
hsbauauvhabzb 5y ago
Recently I discovered a YouTube channel relieving videos a matter of seconds apart consistently for months which appears to script video generation from stackoverflow articles. Is there any hope of this meaningless content generation ever going to stop? I would l o v e for stackoverflow to litigate against some of these bodies, purely to stem the flow.
- Abrownn 5y ago
  No, I don't think there is. There was an interesting The Atlantic article posted the other day that touches on what you mentioned that's worth a read: https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2021/08/dead-internet-theory-wrong-but-feels-true/619937/ https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2021/08/dead-... I've developed mod-bots for Reddit that are meant to combat garbage bot accounts and garbage youtube channels but it's an unending onslaught of garbage.
- baybal2 5y ago
  > Is there any hope of this meaningless content generation ever going to stop? No, Google has few regiments worth of antifraud/antibot specialists, and they are all being consistently defeated. It's just like drug running is never going to be defeated if demand is worth it, and somebody from a poor country can make a few dollars per hour running a bot farm. In reality though, I heard that top tier ad fraud consistently makes a few dozen new USD millionaires a year just in that part of IT crowd in Russia which deals in the greyzone in between black, and white hat activity.

cromka 5y ago

The kind of Sherlock we all need.

Abrownn 5y ago
Cheers. I do this type of thing on Reddit constantly as it's an unending tide of garbage there. I saw someone posting a fake MSNBC clone site the other day and it was tied to a dozen other fake clone sites just like it, these fake-site networks are everywhere if you poke around a bit.
- cromka 5y ago
  One has to wonder what will be the eventual solution to fake-news spreading on the Internet.

hsbauauvhabzb 5y ago

Recently I discovered a YouTube channel relieving videos a matter of seconds apart consistently for months which appears to script video generation from stackoverflow articles. Is there any hope of this meaningless content generation ever going to stop? I would l o v e for stackoverflow to litigate against some of these bodies, purely to stem the flow.

Abrownn 5y ago
No, I don't think there is. There was an interesting The Atlantic article posted the other day that touches on what you mentioned that's worth a read: https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2021/08/dead-internet-theory-wrong-but-feels-true/619937/ https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2021/08/dead-... I've developed mod-bots for Reddit that are meant to combat garbage bot accounts and garbage youtube channels but it's an unending onslaught of garbage.
baybal2 5y ago
> Is there any hope of this meaningless content generation ever going to stop? No, Google has few regiments worth of antifraud/antibot specialists, and they are all being consistently defeated. It's just like drug running is never going to be defeated if demand is worth it, and somebody from a poor country can make a few dollars per hour running a bot farm. In reality though, I heard that top tier ad fraud consistently makes a few dozen new USD millionaires a year just in that part of IT crowd in Russia which deals in the greyzone in between black, and white hat activity.