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As I understand it, every message needs a counter-message. A sock puppet wouldn't be able to advance a thread unless the principal user engages with the sock pu
by ibejoeb 5y ago
As I understand it, every message needs a counter-message. A sock puppet wouldn't be able to advance a thread unless the principal user engages with the sock puppet also. Right?
- flir 5y agoIf I'm reading the design correctly (and I might not be), "counter-message" means "parent message". So puppet1 goes in with the reasonable response, and puppet2 replies to that with the unreasonable response, and we're off to the races. (I emphasize I could have the wrong end of the stick about the design).
- ibejoeb 5y agonot clear to me either, but yeah if it's just about an initial response to OP, I see how that could go down