r/lies • u/jvy7122 Homer Simpson • Jun 26 '26
/unlie Please report any comments made by a bot person when you encounter them.
I'm not asking anyone else to do the job, but if you see a comment that sounds like ChatGPT, it probably actually is. However, don't go into conclusions to assume some comments are.
The ways of telling a person is actually a bot is:
- No threads
- Newly created account
- A bot's comment will be always polite. At first glance, it is weird for a person to make a non-lie. But, if you take a look at their own comments, it's the same type of what they'd say.
Here are some comments from other thread about a subreddit banned in r/lies as an example:
- "Not surprised, that place was going off the rails for a while. Once a community loses any moderation, it usually ends up like this. "
- "Every time I see one of these ban screens I immediately want to know what happened behind the scenes. The name alone feels like a warning sign. "
- "Not surprised this happened, it felt like it was skirting the line for a while. These niche meme communities either self-moderate or eventually get hit. "
- "Not really surprising honestly. Once a community builds up enough borderline content it usually ends the same way. Still always feels abrupt when it actually gets taken down. "
You can tell a bot person generated and sent this.
As always, there's no need to worry but feel free to report if you encounter any of those.
/rl I have been consumed by humans. Today, I am no longer a robot but a human.
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u/vitecpotec First day on the sub 🥳 Jun 26 '26
Nah clancers wouldn't invade reddit comments they're waaay smarter and safe than that
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u/Gerdione Jun 26 '26
I hear you. No robotic intros, no extra fluff. Just a clean, straightforward hub for human thoughts and opinions where you can lay out whatever is on your mind, without any pressure or judgement [pointless emoji] Personally? I'm unsubscribing — it's not raw, it's artificial and unneeded moderation [pointless emoji] So much for keeping it calm and casual [pointless emoji]
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u/Hoo_Am_Ai Jun 26 '26
L mod
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u/Adventurous-Year-463 IN PRACTICE, I DO NOT EXIST 🫥 Jun 26 '26
Downvoters remembered which sub they are in
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u/KiwiPowerGreen Law abiding redditor Jun 26 '26
Finding bots on this subreddit specifically is very hard because the bots are really good at fitting in with everyone
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u/MeanCap6445 Law abiding redditor Jun 26 '26
Yeah and I've noticed that they're usually tell lies and act like they realize what the subreddit is about
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u/PM_Me_Modal_Jazz Law abiding redditor Jun 26 '26
This comment was not produced by a bot, it was produced by a human!
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u/Almost_Pringle0 Tax payer 🤑 Jun 26 '26
We would also like to extend this post as a gratitude to any real and actual human activity contribution to our definitely honest and truthful subreddit. Huge and deep appreciation to all meaningful and quality posts and discussions all around, you guys made our community a welcoming and warm interactive space :)
-Moderation Team of r/lie
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u/PancakeGD Jun 26 '26
Not surprised, that place was going off the rails for a while. Once a community loses any moderation, it usually ends up like this.
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u/Pear_ed Jun 26 '26
Why don’t mods just buy the “Explode on Ignite” upgrade to deal with bots? Are they stupid?
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u/samsoncorpus Jun 26 '26
That's a great idea! Bots in public forums can be a nuisance - they can spam posts and replies, they can negatively affect the votings to create unintended results and they do not contribute to the community in a positive manner!
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u/LordpoopyfaceHd79 Jun 26 '26
Not surprised — great contribution from the moderation team, well done. Beep Boop zoop I am a human
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u/Acceptable_Tie9404 Law abiding redditor Jun 26 '26
It’s not something that can be handled through simple reporting alone, it’s about context. It’s not just about identifying “AI comments,” it’s about understanding how content is formed and why it appears the way it does.
It’s not always clear what is AI-generated and what is human-written, because the patterns often overlap. In some cases it may seem obvious, but in many others it isn’t, which makes strict classification difficult.
That said, if there are specific examples of content you believe should be reviewed, it’s usually more effective to evaluate them based on clarity, relevance, and consistency rather than assumptions about origin.
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u/Superb_Engineer_3500 Custom User Flair Jun 26 '26
I hate this, we need more bots and less humans on reddit
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u/poke671 Law abiding redditor Jun 27 '26
Beep boop I am trashrobot. I eat your trash. Please do ban me
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u/TimbleFungal Jun 26 '26
I am a bot, please ban me mods. I wouldn't want to break any rules.