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If by "Literal spam" you mean something machine-generated and sent in millions of copies then it is pretty clear that can be differentiated from posts that are
by 988747 5y ago
If by "Literal spam" you mean something machine-generated and sent in millions of copies then it is pretty clear that can be differentiated from posts that are actually made by humans.
- tablespoon 5y ago> If by "Literal spam" you mean something machine-generated and sent in millions of copies then it is pretty clear that can be differentiated from posts that are actually made by humans. What are you talking about? Spam isn't machine-generated (not that it matters) and why would something sent in "millions of copies" get less protection from "US free speech laws"?