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On IRC/AOL, you don’t see a face. But still, probably some real person did write what you read. Until a few years ago, if I looked at the FB/IG/anything from a
by alanfranz 4y ago
On IRC/AOL, you don’t see a face. But still, probably some real person did write what you read.
Until a few years ago, if I looked at the FB/IG/anything from a random person, I would assume most photos to be real, and most text to be really written by them. You could edit some photos and have some content ghost written, not everything.
Now a random person can fake everything. Would you still follow that “person”?
- vkou 4y ago> I would assume most photos to be real, and most text to be really written by them. You could edit some photos and have some content ghost written, not everything. Why does it matter to you if the text was written by them, or by a ghost-writer, or if they just regurgitated whatever their sponsor of the week wants them to say? As soon as a profit motive's involved, you can't actually trust a media personality. It doesn't matter one whit to me whether it's an actual person shilling from a script, or if its an artificial person shilling from that same script.