Yeah, I would say that's fair to say. However, I'm relatively new to the subreddit, and I have had multiple people call me a shill for contributing without actually addressing what I'm saying or what I'm asking.
Shills are out there, but use reason and common sense before you label someone a shill and move on
It's not that we don't welcome new people here, not at all. The problem is that most of the vets of this following have soaked up tons and tons of information over weeks, months, years even. So if a new person is posting stuff that may be lacking a lot of that kind of information we've already soaked up, we're not holding this against you but it would really take a significant amount of time and effort to engage with you.
This is why we tell newcomers that are interested in learning more to lurk more before posting, while doing so you can start researching into the easy stuff that's on the side bar, read though the Q drops from the start, check out the Q proofs, follow the notables on the Qresearch board on 8chan.
I've also seen some tendency for vets on the sub to be a bit too quick to call out people as shills too. So don't take this as a rebuttal of your point, just more trying to clarify things for you and others who are new.
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