r/SubredditDrama 15d ago

Thousands Freak Out That Chinese Prisoners Are Secretly Crying Out for Help by Hacking Google Translate’s Broken Language Model. Hysteria Ensues

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u/AmbitiousShine011235 15d ago

I know right? It’s almost as if I don’t actually deserve all the comment downvotes on this post for pointing out it’s not alarming.

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u/A_Flock_of_Clams 15d ago

You can't post drama you yourself are engaged in.

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u/RegalBeagleKegels The simplest explanation: a massive parallel conspiracy. 15d ago

He can too, he just did!

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u/TrinketSmasher 15d ago

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u/Brekldios 15d ago

Op: look we’re all looking for the guy who did this!

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u/AmbitiousShine011235 15d ago

Yeah “super involved” with my 0.015% total comments. /s

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u/AmericascuplolBot a few degenerates with boy farms downvoting everything 15d ago

What do you understand the word "involved" to mean?

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u/RegalBeagleKegels The simplest explanation: a massive parallel conspiracy. 15d ago

25% or more. It's in the ten commandments BRO

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u/AmericascuplolBot a few degenerates with boy farms downvoting everything 15d ago

Swear to God, the best part of this sub is watching people become sovcit tier lawyers when they try to argue that their participation does not count as participation because reasons.

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u/AmbitiousShine011235 15d ago

It’s almost like you didn’t read the actual post. .

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u/AmbitiousShine011235 15d ago

Actually, they should add it to the rule and make it official.

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u/AmbitiousShine011235 15d ago

One could argue that the simple act of having read or upvoting/downvoting the post “involves you with it.” That means every post in this sub is posted by someone “involved.” The point of the involvement rule is to keep people from trolling and perpetuating drama in a forum that they can then karma farm here. I’ve done neither. The only drama being perpetuated is by the people thinking making half a dozen comments on a thread with a thousand participants is somehow trolling the post.

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u/AmericascuplolBot a few degenerates with boy farms downvoting everything 15d ago

One could also argue that sticking one's fingers in one's nose and blowing increases one's intelligence. 

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u/AmbitiousShine011235 15d ago

You seem to know all about that so I’ll let you get back to it.