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It’s time to start banning AI posts and comments in this sub.
Posted by on May 15, 2026 at 10:59 pmSo many comments are AI bots pretending to be helpful and then they message you pitching their product. It's going to be increasingly difficult to spot them so there should be a 0 strike policy if someone does this. It should be a rule (I didn't see it in the sidebar) and we should be able to report people for it. This community will go to crap if this continues.
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agreed. There are two types:
– The guy selling you agency services, agency lead gen services. Posting odd lean in questions. “there’s a better way to do this right?”
– TLDR: posting their 2k word thesis on why AI blind management services of accounts is the way to go . Sign your accounts over to Claude. #changemymind
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Yes.
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100%
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Sort of an impossible thing to do. Could downvote and report them, but I have no idea how you’d expect us to automate anything.
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As a Mod is hard to spot always.
You need community to report.
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unfortunately Reddit will ban this sub if that occurs it’s already sketchy when a admin removes a post because of personal reasons, that would almost instantly get PPC pulled down now that Reddit wants businesses involved
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I duno.
I imagine the mods are working on this issue.
Whatever they do about it somebody will be mad, I’m sure.
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We could start with banning any post that ends with “Curious to hear your thoughts” or equivalent. That’s the “it’s not x, it’s y” of Reddit posts
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