I was curious about the “Philly cream cheese” campaign example they mentioned. I assume it’s this post.
The top reply is trolling them, which is awesome. So much for increased engagement.
But even funnier is the next top reply, which seems sincere. But when you look at the user profile, almost all of u/sunshinedogger’s comments in the last year are on sponsored posts. So even the positive engagement is manufactured?
Didn’t they use to have this years ago? And then removed it?
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It also won’t be able to differentiate between a jackdaw and a crow.
Excel Desktop > Google Sheets > LibreOffice Calc > Excel Online
Honestly, parsing through version history is actually something an LLM could handle. It might even make more sense of it than without. For example, if someone replies to a comment and then the parent is edited to say something different. No one will have to waste their time filtering anything.
At my old job we would order silicone oil from a company called ClearCo, who sell all forms of clear silicone products. Seemed obvious enough.
But wait! Founded by Frank Cleary and still run by Chris Cleary! With no acknowledgment at all of how funny that is!
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Got ems!
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They’re probably over occupancy limits for the building already.
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People will try taking it.
What if they access FB from a browser?
Hyundai is the same, even on current models.
I’m also curious if the fake users are part of the campaign or if reddit is scamming the advertisers too.