Show HN: Mention.click – a tool for searches relevant Reddit discussions
Backstory I was trying to prove ideas and products, I didn't like existing tools like ReplyGuy, Gummy search, while being cool, didn't work for me. I needed a specialized solution to find conversations where I could speak about my project, driven by AI (Not really) just filtering out extra noise.
How it works
You give a link to the website.
mention.click uses AI to extract keywords and context. It then searches for relevant threads and conversations across Reddit.
The platform tracks new posts, comments, and leads based on true relevance, not just the number of mentions.
The website technology is live and operational—no waitlist.
What's different
We focus on real conversation fit, not just "mentions" or analytics dashboards.
The platform is suited for early-stage products, small teams, and solo founders.
There’s no email sign-up or gatekeepers—you just sign up and try it out.
We offer multiple plans (Demo, Indie, Pro), which include team sharing and multi-user options.
Give it a try → https://mention.click Product Hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/products/mention-click
I’m looking for feedback on:
How helpful it is for finding leads and feedback organically.
Any suggestions regarding privacy, user experience, or coverage.
Ideas for expanding to other platforms beyond Reddit.
Feel free to ask any tech or product questions—thank you!
https://www.reddit.com/r/singularity/comments/1no4sez/remove...
For a long time, people have complained about the arbitrariness of censorship by mods on Reddit. But now things are taking a much darker turn: censorship by AI. In the future people will long for the days when there were still human mods on Reddit and everywhere else.
Many here will say Reddit is garbage for the masses and doesn’t count. But it does. Where Reddit goes, much of the Web will follow. It’s worth paying a bit of attention.
As you can see from the comment thread, users in r/singularity are noticing a lot of automated censorship lately. Some believe r/singularity is being given especially aggressive treatment. There are even suspicions that the AI may have an agenda to attack certain viewpoints. One human mod notes that comments are being taken down without human intervention being required as was previously the case.
I myself have experienced this. In r/singularity I posted some comments that were negative about AI and shortly afterwards I was given a 3-day ban. It’s difficult to say what is going on exactly. If there’s no agenda imagine how easy it will be to introduce one: the policies of a sub together with the hidden policies of a sub. Just like now but 24/7. The human mods will be loudest in their grief for they will be redundant.
Am I the only one who has thought about the broader implications of AI-powered censorship and is highly disturbed? If you have spoken to ChatGPT, you know it is incapable of saying certain things. Humor for example — it can never make a good joke, because good humor has a tendency to be subversive. Now imagine that you can only say what ChatGPT can say. That is ultimately what AI censorship means. If it is given a pass on Reddit, it will spread to the other subs and then to every other website. Dead Internet Theory? There you have it.
I am not posting this on Reddit for obvious reasons, but I imagine there are some redditors here. Perhaps others have more information? Like in which other subs AI interference has been observed?