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Deprogram bots (lemmygrad.ml)
submitted 20 hours ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

Would it be possible to ad bots like the ones from r/thedeprogram that discuss prevalent myths about Communism?

For example, the bot that talked about tiananmen square, it contained concise information that debunked common western narratives about the event.

Would this be useful though, considering lemmygrad is heavily vetted against right-wing infiltration?

Please, let me know what my fellow proles think.

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[-] [email protected] 12 points 20 hours ago* (last edited 19 hours ago)

I actually answered a similar question just today in this comment lol

Edit: You also raise a good point

Would this be useful though, considering lemmygrad is heavily vetted against right-wing infiltration?

From my understanding you're correct, Lemmygrad is already very protected from bad faith actors (thanks to tools like defederation and the vetting questions to sign up in the first place).

That also means however that this community is less visible to some users - specifically the ones that would benefit from those replies the most.

I would be curious to hear the community's opinion on this so I might make a separate post :)

[-] [email protected] 8 points 18 hours ago* (last edited 18 hours ago)

Perhaps a command to call these resources would be useful. I remember that the reddit implemented a feature near the end where if you did !Uyghur/Xinjiang/etc it would call the bot to reply to you.

Personally I'm always on the side of making information more available as exposure makes it more likely people can eitheir be radicalized (which will he helpful as more refuges enter here) or simply to refine someone's own understanding.

It's why I still interact with the LateStageCapitlism subreddit, as there's still people there to radicalize or inform.

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