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Feature flagging could handle this. Often features are rolled out to a very small sub-set of users. Say 1% or perhaps 1000 groups. I often roll out features
by john_the_writer 2y ago
Feature flagging could handle this. Often features are rolled out to a very small sub-set of users. Say 1% or perhaps 1000 groups. I often roll out features to specific user groups, and sometimes even to individual users. This specific version of the bot could have been released to NewYork based groups. That would make tracking it much easier.
- int_19h 2y agoFurthermore, it's likely that any weird comments were reported by members of the group. Of course, the whole point of reports is to flag something for review, and of course any post by Meta's freshly rolled out bot that would get multiple flags would be reviewed by someone who is monitoring said rollout on a very short notice. I don't know why GP keeps presenting it as some kind of conspiracy theory even; everything here is boringly predictable, from the failure mode to Meta's reaction to it.