>>4602678 (lb)

>Why isnt filter > ID+ working?

Here, have a cup of clue.

It comes in two parts; first part is the set up:

1) the shills know anons that use the filter will filter UIDs they don't like early in the bread.

2) they spam the egregious shit that makes anons know its [them] early in the bread, knowing it will trigger some anons to UID filter.

3) the UIDs respond to themselves with helper UIDs. This is important for the second prong, below.

3) the filter-using anons oblige, and filter the UIDs.

Now's where the 2nd part of this vector comes in:

4) The shills will hard sell Filter UID+. This filters UIDs AND responses.

5) Some of the filtered UIDs start attempting to "blend into the crowd" by posting less egregious shit as the bread gets consumed, in the hopes that enough of the user population has filtered them that they can start building a false consensus.

6) the helper UIDs, also having been filtered, start responding to the blending shills, to start manufacturing consensus.

''This happens every bread, and will not be noticed by individuals using the software filters.''

Good day.

>>4603000

>You are suggesting that those who filter an ID, will also filter responses to that ID which they cannot see because it's filtered?

If they use filter ID+, yes. Filter ID just filters that ID only.

>>4603040

kek, what do you want me to do? filter you? Eat a dick :D

>>4603098

Feel free to disagree, the fact remains that It won't be noticed by the filter ID+ users.

Why you ask?

How would they notice, if that never see the entire comment thread, either? The pattern isn't thre for them to observe!

That being said, you do you. I'm not telling anyone to do anything; I'm merely giving attention to a pattern so anons can make up their minds how they want to roll with a fuller understanding of what goes on here.

>>4603164

>>4603164

WEll yeah, the patterns will be painfully apparent to those of us who don't filter at all.

Like I said, you do you.

Good day.

>>4603204

>>4603268

especially if it was deployed 10 years ago.

>>4603293

because the human operator that babysits it is stupid, but the wordlist is good?

>>4603312

Friend status is interesting in that it can change, as it is not like being married, or even like dating, for that matter.

Hillary was a friend too up till she 187'd jr.

Then she stopped being a friend ;p

>>4602971

Lurk more. It was done at the factories right on the dies.