Re:60-80% of Tweeters posting on Russia-Ukraine war are bots...
by unsupp0rted on Friday September 16, 2022 @11:27AM
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The bigger the subreddit, the less tolerant of neutral-seeming Russia stories (i.e. "propaganda") and the more tolerant of heavily pro-Ukraine glory stories (i.e. propaganda).
As with all things, it's on smaller community subreddits where people are allowed to think independently to some degree.
Even my hometown's subreddit (city pop less than 500K, subreddit membership less than 100k) is so heavily group-thinked that many topics of current national debate are 100% settled on the subreddit and no-go for discussion.
As with all things, it's on smaller community subreddits where people are allowed to think independently to some degree.
Even my hometown's subreddit (city pop less than 500K, subreddit membership less than 100k) is so heavily group-thinked that many topics of current national debate are 100% settled on the subreddit and no-go for discussion.