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You might check someone's account age or history first. Typically people won't accumulate many thousands of karma points if they are shilling for brands.
by gnicholas 2y ago
You might check someone's account age or history first. Typically people won't accumulate many thousands of karma points if they are shilling for brands.
- goles 2y ago"Never underestimate just how much influence you can have on others, especially the ones who are younger than you are." 3B1B
- smarm52 2y agoI have this method of checking for information sources to trust. I check for their reputation, and find evidence that they can be trusted. I should probably take my own advice ... but I have to figure how to do it first. 1st day. Thanks for the tip.
- InfiniteLoup 2y ago[flagged]
- gnicholas 2y agoI've been active here for over a decade. If I did that so I could start shilling for brands in my 40s, that'd be a hell of a long con. Also, I pointed out that it's useful to check users' histories. A few seconds with my comment history would reveal that I'm more of a grump than a shill.