Let he who is without sin cast the first stone. TikTok is worth ripping for many things, but I find this kind of outrage to be a bit artificial. What social m

Let he who is without sin cast the first stone. TikTok is worth ripping for many things, but I find this kind of outrage to be a bit artificial. What social media company didn't bootstrap with some kind of self-created profiles sometimes with some kind of borrowed content? IMO, most dating sites launch with hundreds of hot profiles pre-seeded with profiles managed by the creating team just to solve the chicken and the egg problem. I believe that Reddit famously created a bunch of fake accounts and started dumb fake conversations just to launch the site and portray some activity. I'm sure real-estate sites violate terms of service to get their initial houses listed to have any content on their site. I think this happens to some extent with most sites with user-submitted content. Is anybody under the illusion that this doesn't happen?