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Some Reddit users just love to disagree, new AI-powered troll-spotting algorithm finds
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this post was submitted on 15 May 2025
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There's something quite funny about making a few replies to people on a topic, doing something else with your life for several hours, then logging back in to a shitstorm. I've done it unintentionally a few times.
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Bizarre to have a headline claiming five "types" were identified, but then only describe the behavior of a single type. What are the other four?
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How to get rid of the last few human reddit users ... and freedom of speech.
Yeah i enjoy arguing online
no you don't 😜
Disagreeing is not trolling. I hate post where everyone just comments the same thing. It's has no value, it's boring.
When people have different opinions and exchange ideas it gets interesting.
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I mean if you’re on r/star wars or a political subreddit, then yeah lol.
It might be quicker to list the subreddits where this doesn't happen
(Lookin at you, r/stardewvalley)