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I've seen some minimum wage discussions on general topic forums (e.g. news) where the top 40-50 comments were vehemently against raising it. I suspect these we

by pydry 5y ago

I've seen some minimum wage discussions on general topic forums (e.g. news) where the top 40-50 comments were vehemently against raising it. I suspect these were driven by bot votes. Any "funny" picture with a well known brand obviously placed in it? Definitely. By contrast thes (the current top 2 posts) seem pretty organic to me though: https://www.reddit.com/r/antiwork/comments/s07qh6/presented_without_comment/ https://www.reddit.com/r/antiwork/comments/s07qh6/presented_... https://www.reddit.com/r/antiwork/comments/s07uk4/i_work_at_starbucks_today_broke_me/ https://www.reddit.com/r/antiwork/comments/s07uk4/i_work_at_...

gruez 5y ago
> I've seen some minimum wage discussions on general topic forums (e.g. news) where the top 40-50 comments were vehemently against raising it. source? >By contrast thes (the current top 2 posts) seem pretty organic to me though: what makes these more organic than the ones in "general topic forums"? Is it just because "well obviously most people would be pro-minimum wage, therefore any comment that's for minimum wage is organic and any that's against is bots"