The internet has revolutionized the world, bringing both positive and negative effects. It has given the general public easy access to information about political matters. However, while that may be good, it also makes it easy for misinformation, such as fake news, to spread. #1D01
October 6, 2026 at 4:58 AM
The internet has revolutionized the world, bringing both positive and negative effects. It has given the general public easy access to information about political matters. However, while that may be good, it also makes it easy for misinformation, such as fake news, to spread. #1D01
⚠️These are all of the hashtags for the hashtag bots along with some of what they copy and paste. They keep making more accounts that still use the same #.
#1d01
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#media180fa26d06
#media180fa262d01
#media180fa26d04x24d
#media180fa26x53d
#media180fa26x08d
#media180fa26x64d
#media180friday900
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#1d02
#media180fa26d06
#media180fa262d01
#media180fa26d04x24d
#media180fa26x53d
#media180fa26x08d
#media180fa26x64d
#media180friday900
October 4, 2026 at 4:47 PM
⚠️These are all of the hashtags for the hashtag bots along with some of what they copy and paste. They keep making more accounts that still use the same #.
#1d01
#1d02
#media180fa26d06
#media180fa262d01
#media180fa26d04x24d
#media180fa26x53d
#media180fa26x08d
#media180fa26x64d
#media180friday900
#1d01
#1d02
#media180fa26d06
#media180fa262d01
#media180fa26d04x24d
#media180fa26x53d
#media180fa26x08d
#media180fa26x64d
#media180friday900
Unregulated internet algorithms have made democracy in our nation challenging. By reinforcing existing political biases, these algorithms pull users into one-sided echo chambers, making it difficult for individuals to evaluate information critically. #1D01
October 4, 2026 at 7:38 PM
Unregulated internet algorithms have made democracy in our nation challenging. By reinforcing existing political biases, these algorithms pull users into one-sided echo chambers, making it difficult for individuals to evaluate information critically. #1D01
#1D01 I think that Section 230 should be abolished, because platforms need stricter rules for harmful content. People are responsible for what they post, but platforms should also be held accountable when they allow threats, severe bullying, or misinformation that can harm people or communities.
October 4, 2026 at 7:12 PM
#1D01 I think that Section 230 should be abolished, because platforms need stricter rules for harmful content. People are responsible for what they post, but platforms should also be held accountable when they allow threats, severe bullying, or misinformation that can harm people or communities.
#1D01 Music scenes do still matter because they help create community and culture surrounding music. But, streaming and social media has changed how these scenes form. Instead of only being tied to one specific city, artists are now able to connect with audiences and build a community online.
October 5, 2026 at 12:13 AM
#1D01 Music scenes do still matter because they help create community and culture surrounding music. But, streaming and social media has changed how these scenes form. Instead of only being tied to one specific city, artists are now able to connect with audiences and build a community online.
I agree that Section 230 shouldn't be abolished. I think platforms need to monitor and regulate content on their sites, especially content that can be seen as aggressive or misinformative. I do, though, believe online platforms should balance harmful content with free expression. #1D01
October 6, 2026 at 5:22 AM
I agree that Section 230 shouldn't be abolished. I think platforms need to monitor and regulate content on their sites, especially content that can be seen as aggressive or misinformative. I do, though, believe online platforms should balance harmful content with free expression. #1D01
Even though most music streaming is digital, it’s still possible to have local scenes thrive. I have a few punk friends who still make it a point to support their local rave. However, streaming has negatively impacted the way ppl interact with music. #1D01
October 5, 2026 at 3:55 AM
Even though most music streaming is digital, it’s still possible to have local scenes thrive. I have a few punk friends who still make it a point to support their local rave. However, streaming has negatively impacted the way ppl interact with music. #1D01
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I do not believe surveillance capitalism is a justifiable means for corporations to generate profit. This seems like invading privacy to make an extra dollar. The biggest issue we face with large corporations is the commodification of personal data.
I do not believe surveillance capitalism is a justifiable means for corporations to generate profit. This seems like invading privacy to make an extra dollar. The biggest issue we face with large corporations is the commodification of personal data.
October 5, 2026 at 3:24 AM
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I do not believe surveillance capitalism is a justifiable means for corporations to generate profit. This seems like invading privacy to make an extra dollar. The biggest issue we face with large corporations is the commodification of personal data.
I do not believe surveillance capitalism is a justifiable means for corporations to generate profit. This seems like invading privacy to make an extra dollar. The biggest issue we face with large corporations is the commodification of personal data.
⚠️This is some of what the hashtag bots are posting. All of the hashtags I have posted are together with this one.
bsky.app/hashtag/1D01
bsky.app/hashtag/1D01
October 3, 2026 at 2:45 AM
⚠️This is some of what the hashtag bots are posting. All of the hashtags I have posted are together with this one.
bsky.app/hashtag/1D01
bsky.app/hashtag/1D01
Email to moderation:
I have reported close to 100 of these copypasta hashtag bots yesterday and none of them have been suspended
If bluesky knowingly accepts the presence of these bots it will change what people think of the app
bsky.app/hashtag/1D01
bsky.app/hashtag/1D02
bsky.app/hashtag/MEDI...
I have reported close to 100 of these copypasta hashtag bots yesterday and none of them have been suspended
If bluesky knowingly accepts the presence of these bots it will change what people think of the app
bsky.app/hashtag/1D01
bsky.app/hashtag/1D02
bsky.app/hashtag/MEDI...
bsky.app
October 3, 2026 at 1:54 PM
Email to moderation:
I have reported close to 100 of these copypasta hashtag bots yesterday and none of them have been suspended
If bluesky knowingly accepts the presence of these bots it will change what people think of the app
bsky.app/hashtag/1D01
bsky.app/hashtag/1D02
bsky.app/hashtag/MEDI...
I have reported close to 100 of these copypasta hashtag bots yesterday and none of them have been suspended
If bluesky knowingly accepts the presence of these bots it will change what people think of the app
bsky.app/hashtag/1D01
bsky.app/hashtag/1D02
bsky.app/hashtag/MEDI...
I like how you pointed out that the internet can often cause large groups of people to see only one side of an argument. Because of how the algorithm works, the public is almost never exposed to opposing views. This could divide our society and make unbiased conversations harder to come by. #1D01
October 6, 2026 at 5:06 AM
I like how you pointed out that the internet can often cause large groups of people to see only one side of an argument. Because of how the algorithm works, the public is almost never exposed to opposing views. This could divide our society and make unbiased conversations harder to come by. #1D01
The internet has had both negative and positive effects on democracy over the years. Depending on the time period and the political climate, the effect can be more positive or negative. If someone does not have adequate media literacy, it can be harmful to their views of the world.
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October 4, 2026 at 12:18 AM
The internet has had both negative and positive effects on democracy over the years. Depending on the time period and the political climate, the effect can be more positive or negative. If someone does not have adequate media literacy, it can be harmful to their views of the world.
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#1D01 Adding to Jramsarran05 point consider this, Social Media has transformed the way artist connect with fans. Artist build relationships with supporters and can literally promote an album online. Furthermore, the music culture is still alive and thriving in today’s digital world.
October 5, 2026 at 3:36 AM
#1D01 Adding to Jramsarran05 point consider this, Social Media has transformed the way artist connect with fans. Artist build relationships with supporters and can literally promote an album online. Furthermore, the music culture is still alive and thriving in today’s digital world.
For example, pop fans on Twitter care more about their favs reaching number 1 on the music charts rather than its artistry (I'm looking at you Swifties) which is why I think the music scene nowadays feels so vapid and hollow than what it once was back in the 90's. #1D01
October 5, 2026 at 3:55 AM
For example, pop fans on Twitter care more about their favs reaching number 1 on the music charts rather than its artistry (I'm looking at you Swifties) which is why I think the music scene nowadays feels so vapid and hollow than what it once was back in the 90's. #1D01
believe the internet requires more regulation but i don't believe we should abolished section 230. Instead a way to improve or be more strict. Since it protects social media platforms like X, Instagram, Facebook from facing liabilities. There should be more strict punishment and moderation. #1D01
October 5, 2026 at 12:01 AM
believe the internet requires more regulation but i don't believe we should abolished section 230. Instead a way to improve or be more strict. Since it protects social media platforms like X, Instagram, Facebook from facing liabilities. There should be more strict punishment and moderation. #1D01
#1D01 I support surveillance capitalism to a certain extent because free platforms use detailed user profiles to tailor content. But I believe it must stop at home. Trading browsing data for personalized content feels fair, but private spaces like homes deserve full freedom from monitoring.
October 3, 2026 at 2:23 AM
#1D01 I support surveillance capitalism to a certain extent because free platforms use detailed user profiles to tailor content. But I believe it must stop at home. Trading browsing data for personalized content feels fair, but private spaces like homes deserve full freedom from monitoring.
The local music scene in the US is not a thing of the past. Hip-Hop and Rap started as local music in New York; record tapes allowed artists to showcase their music, and MTV helped spread the genre across the country. Streaming just made it easier to find artists and improved the scene. #1D01
October 3, 2026 at 12:10 AM
The local music scene in the US is not a thing of the past. Hip-Hop and Rap started as local music in New York; record tapes allowed artists to showcase their music, and MTV helped spread the genre across the country. Streaming just made it easier to find artists and improved the scene. #1D01
#1D01 Section 230 shouldn’t fully be removed since it would cause harm, but I do think that the internet needs to have regulation. We should hold social media platforms accountable when it comes to harmful content that people post online. This will still protect people’s free speech and wellbeing.
October 3, 2026 at 3:25 AM
#1D01 Section 230 shouldn’t fully be removed since it would cause harm, but I do think that the internet needs to have regulation. We should hold social media platforms accountable when it comes to harmful content that people post online. This will still protect people’s free speech and wellbeing.
#1D01
I believe the internet needs more regulation, but Section 230 should not be eliminated. The internet contains harassment, hate speech, and other harmful content that can negatively affect minors. Therefore, platforms should take some responsibility for harmful content posted on their sites.
I believe the internet needs more regulation, but Section 230 should not be eliminated. The internet contains harassment, hate speech, and other harmful content that can negatively affect minors. Therefore, platforms should take some responsibility for harmful content posted on their sites.
October 3, 2026 at 2:04 AM
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I believe the internet needs more regulation, but Section 230 should not be eliminated. The internet contains harassment, hate speech, and other harmful content that can negatively affect minors. Therefore, platforms should take some responsibility for harmful content posted on their sites.
I believe the internet needs more regulation, but Section 230 should not be eliminated. The internet contains harassment, hate speech, and other harmful content that can negatively affect minors. Therefore, platforms should take some responsibility for harmful content posted on their sites.
I would say that the internet is having a somewhat positive effect on our democracy because accessing information is faster and to reach a wide spread of different people. Also, the internet has given the ability for different people to speak out on the injustice and hardships they are facing #1D01
October 3, 2026 at 2:28 AM
I would say that the internet is having a somewhat positive effect on our democracy because accessing information is faster and to reach a wide spread of different people. Also, the internet has given the ability for different people to speak out on the injustice and hardships they are facing #1D01
#1D01 Music scenes came with entire cultures: fashion, art, dance, and beliefs. Since the shift to streaming, there is less community around music. But people create communities online and the internet makes it easy to access them. For example, the current Reggaeton scene in NYC is booming.
October 2, 2026 at 7:59 PM
#1D01 Music scenes came with entire cultures: fashion, art, dance, and beliefs. Since the shift to streaming, there is less community around music. But people create communities online and the internet makes it easy to access them. For example, the current Reggaeton scene in NYC is booming.
I think music scenes can still thrive today because streaming and social media help local artists reach larger audiences. Artists can connect with fans, promote events, and build communities online. Streaming can also make music less connected to a specific place than it was in the past. #1D01
October 3, 2026 at 12:13 AM
I think music scenes can still thrive today because streaming and social media help local artists reach larger audiences. Artists can connect with fans, promote events, and build communities online. Streaming can also make music less connected to a specific place than it was in the past. #1D01
Abolish Section 230! Social media platforms must be accountable for distribution of harmful content. Increased mental health issues and violence since their creation are proof. Humans have easy access to repeated harm and toxicity, and platforms profit from the cycle. They are liable. #1D01
October 2, 2026 at 3:18 PM
Abolish Section 230! Social media platforms must be accountable for distribution of harmful content. Increased mental health issues and violence since their creation are proof. Humans have easy access to repeated harm and toxicity, and platforms profit from the cycle. They are liable. #1D01
I think that the internet has a neutral impact on the democracy in our nation. The internet allowed more people to have voices and access to the information. But the internet has made it very easy to spread misinformation and people farm engagement without fact checking the information. #1D01
October 2, 2026 at 9:19 PM
I think that the internet has a neutral impact on the democracy in our nation. The internet allowed more people to have voices and access to the information. But the internet has made it very easy to spread misinformation and people farm engagement without fact checking the information. #1D01
The internet requires more regulation, but I don’t believe that Section 230 should be abolished, as it gives platforms the ability to flag malicious speech/content. The internet has become a hostile environment that has given people the courage to be blatantly hateful, which isn’t free speech. #1D01
October 2, 2026 at 3:49 AM
The internet requires more regulation, but I don’t believe that Section 230 should be abolished, as it gives platforms the ability to flag malicious speech/content. The internet has become a hostile environment that has given people the courage to be blatantly hateful, which isn’t free speech. #1D01