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> In late 2015, a group calling itself Impact Team got angry at the site and hacked into its servers. The group grabbed a bunch of user data and code, then post
by D-Coder 2y ago
> In late 2015, a group calling itself Impact Team got angry at the site and hacked into its servers. The group grabbed a bunch of user data and code, then posted it on Reddit with the claim that 95 per cent of the people on the site were men. I was intrigued. How could all those men be having affairs, if there were virtually no women on the site?
So in a way, the site was _preventing_ men from cheating, since they mostly interacted with bots instead of real women.
- BobaFloutist 2y agoIt's funny, because at no point do they consider the possibility that them were having affairs with each other. Less likely, for sure, but far from impossible.
- phone8675309 2y agoDudes rock
- pcthrowaway 2y agoIsn't it still cheating if they're trying to fuck a bot thinking it's a human? Emotional affairs are cheating and don't need to involve any physical contact. If I was in a monogamous relationship and my partner was sliding into the DMs of married, high-profile, celebrities asking if they were DTF I'd consider it cheating regardless of how unlikely the possibility of amounting to anything physical was.