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> He bought something that was damaged and its value went off a cliff. Disingenuous. He knew about the bots. Everyone knows about the bots.
by sdfhdhjdw3 4y ago
> He bought something that was damaged and its value went off a cliff.
Disingenuous.
He knew about the bots. Everyone knows about the bots.
- daenz 4y agoThere's "knowing that there are bots" and then there's "knowing that a significant amount of engagement is bots." I think most people hear Twitter's "less than 5%" and think bullshit.
- sdfhdhjdw3 4y ago> There's "knowing that there are bots" and then there's "knowing that a significant amount of engagement is bots." I think most people hear Twitter's "less than 5%" and think bullshit. Disingenuous again. Most people knows a significant amount of engagement is bots, as you yourself agreed.
- daenz 4y agoNot sure where the "again" is coming from. I'm not the same person. >Most people knows a significant amount of engagement is bots No, I don't think most people know that. They know there are bots, and they suspect there's a lot. That's why I said there's a difference between the two.