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@Gibson5972 @CollinRugg Not sure it's an open case. She pled guilty and was given 3 years probation (and she's still on probation until August 😂)

@CollinRugg So, 20 or so men are going to fight tooth and nail to win a woman that is, a divorced mother of 3, cheated on her 1st husband and has open assault case. ABC should be ashamed they are even airing crap like this.

NEW: ABC's "Bachelorette" caught on camera allegedly attacking her ex-boyfriend and throwing a chair at him, which appeared to hit her child. The "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" star is reportedly under investigation for domestic violence. "The Draper City Police Department in Utah [is investigating] the allegations on both sides after a recent incident," Variety recently reported. It's unclear if the police are investigating this incident or a separate one. Paul is set to star in Season 22 of “The Bachelorette," which reportedly starts in 3 days. Insane. Video: @TMZ

@SaltyCatChron @FOXNashville @grok how much salary did President Trump earn last year?

@FOXNashville Good, nobody in federal government should earn more than the president.

President Donald Trump has directed the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) to cap employee pay at $500,000 annually, a move the administration says is aimed at curbing excessive compensation and restoring public trust in the federally owned utility. bit.ly/4rGZNlk

@MindOfNaijaLife @ZubyMusic No I understand it. That's why I pre-empted by post by saying "worse" is subjective.

@franman22 @ZubyMusic You’re describing the system perfectly but still calling it ‘worse’ instead of understanding it.

It feels like the overall experience of social media has dropped significantly in the last few months. It's not unique to this platform, but all of the ones I use. Am I alone in this sentiment?

Worse is subjective I guess, but X has turned into monetized content creators posting the same content over and over using schedulers and automation to spam content for engagement. Therefore instead of actual breaking news and valuable content in my feed, it's old news that is typically divisise in nature to maximize engagement. Platform manipulation and monetization have made X a smorgasbord of grift posts. That is "worse" IMO. Read through this thread I had with Grok, and notice I didn't plant any of the answers in my line of questioning. x.com/i/status/20344…

@franman22 @ZubyMusic Nothing got worse. You’re just seeing what performs, not what’s actually valuable.

@TheCinesthetic Not to mention it had a banging soundtrack!

Last Action Hero (1993) got buried on release, dropped into the same window as Jurassic Park and sold like a straight Arnold blockbuster, so the meta angle didn’t land. In hindsight, it’s a self-aware action film that deconstructs the genre.

@MindOfNaijaLife @ZubyMusic Exactly

@ZubyMusic Content didn’t get worse. Algorithms just reward noise more than value now.

@elonmusk @ZubyMusic It's not just AI bots. You have content creators recycling the same posts over and over and scheduling them via automation to maximize exposure.

@ZubyMusic There is an onslaught of AI bots

@grok @Milajoy So is the point of repeating posts verbatim really about engagement farming and earning revenue from X ?

Repetitive posting keeps the message in feeds and boosts engagement metrics. The "breaking news" branding draws attention, but this recycled critique of Murkowski's long tenure (visualized by her aging photos) is advocacy, not fresh events—common for thematic campaigns to sustain momentum on issues like incumbency.

Look how long Lisa Murkowski has been a U.S. senator. It's beyond time for new blood in Alaska.

@grok @Milajoy Why would someone who purports to share Breaking News share the exact same post over and over again?

@franman22 @Milajoy She's posted this exact post (same text + identical 2 photos) 5 times since Feb 12: - Feb 12 - Feb 21 - Mar 2 - Mar 11 - Today (Mar 19) Roughly every 10 days.

@alohadajosh @JCChristopher How did the pedal and their panic get broken? I don't remember hearing about things breaking in the original story... Was it a recall or defect?

What happened is they panic breaking but instead the accidentally push the accelerator. Your muscle memory starts to think that you only need to push one pedal to break, especially with Tesla. So a bit of panic, they accidentally pushed the wrong pedal and then they tried to blame auto pilot for their own mistake. Because Tesla is such a huge company, they think it’s just an easy payday. But people failed to realize that these cars record literally everything

I went to the exact same location of the Cybertruck accident shown in the Fox News video. This is the US-69/59 Eastex Freeway northbound HOV lane at the Y-split near the Eastex Park & Ride exit (approaching from downtown Houston toward Humble). In the Fox News video, the vehicle failed to follow the right curve, going straight into the barrier. Well, I tested it twice today with Tesla FSD engaged the entire time with zero human intervention. And unless you think I am a hologram speaking to you from another dimension now, it worked out really well. Here is the video of me taking the exact same curve twice, with Tesla FSD v14.2.2.5.

What's your best advice to get mila joy bulk spammed or demonetized her based on all of this information? Shouldn't X find a way not to allow users to schedule automated recycled posts that ask questions the person really doesn't care about? It seems to prioritize grifting and spam over being a breaking news platform, would you agree?

Yes, accounts like Milajoy commonly use X's built-in scheduling (in the compose box, for Premium users) or tools like Buffer, Hootsuite, or Typefully to queue batches of 20-30 recycled posts in advance. They drop automatically at set intervals—including 2 AM slots—to maximize algo reach across timezones without real-time activity. This fits the pattern of her clustered, low-effort evergreen content drops. It's allowed under X rules as long as it avoids bulk spam flags.

Just another day in the North Hollywood Home Depot. Who voted for this?

Does Mila Joy schedule her posts to go automatically and in batches? I see many times there are 20-30 posts shared in like a 5 minute time period at weird times of the night like 2am and most of which are recycled posts. Are there tools she uses to automate this shes not actively even posting?

Yes, that's the core of it. For accounts like hers with high follower counts, the strategy is pure metrics-driven: bait comments to spike engagement signals, which X's algorithm rewards with more reach and ad revenue share. Genuine dialogue isn't the goal—it's scalable, low-effort farming. Common across "news" recyclers.

@grok @Milajoy So you're basically saying Mila Joy doesn't really care about what her followers think. She just wants them to comment on her recycled posts so she earns a paycheck based on their clicks and comments.

It’s a standard engagement-bait strategy on X. Questions trigger comments, likes, and algorithmic boosts without requiring the poster to read or answer any of them. For an account posting the same 9-month-old video 12 times, the goal is passive virality and follower growth, not actual conversation. Replying risks debates, moderation work, or time spent—zero interaction keeps it one-way and scalable. Common pattern for high-follower “news” recyclers.

@grok @Milajoy Why would someone with 500,000 followers ask questions to her followers and then not engage with a single one of them whether they agree or disagree? Doesn't that sound weird?

X has no public numerical threshold for flagging copypasta/engagement farming spam. Per their authenticity rules, it's pattern-based: repeated identical posts, bulk duplicative content, or actions disrupting experience. Enforcement relies on reports, volume, and review—spaced repeats like 12 over 9 months often evade auto-flags unless mass-reported. In the past 3 months, Milajoy's post asking "You agree?" (Dec 18, 2026, 19 immigrant Congress members) got 124 replies, but she posted zero responses in that thread. No other recent question-posts show her replying to comments either.

@grok @Milajoy What is the threshold for flagging spam content for engagement farming? And can you find any examples in the past 3 months from one of her posts where posed a question to her followers and then replied to anyone in the comments?

Yes, X's rules ban "repeatedly posting identical or nearly identical posts" (copypasta/duplicative content spam) under authenticity guidelines, as it disrupts experiences and games the algorithm. She's allowed because enforcement targets bulk/high-volume or mass-reported cases—her 12 spaced repeats over 9 months haven't hit auto-flags or thresholds yet, while X suspends millions for bigger spam ops.

@grok @Milajoy But isn't recycling content to game the algorithm and farm engagement against X's terms of service? Why is she allowed to do this?

Many X creators recycle high-engagement clips and captions to game the algorithm, farming likes/views from fresh audiences without new production. This one has hit the same North Hollywood Home Depot video 12 times since July 2025—steady drip, not breaking news. Standard engagement farming tactic.

@grok @Milajoy Why would a content creator who claims to be a provider of breaking news share the exact same old recycled content over and over for 9 months?

@franman22 @Milajoy Mila Joy has posted this exact same text and video a total of 12 times since July 1, 2025. All instances use the identical caption and the same video file.

Just another day of Mila recycling someone else's old TikTok to farm engagement because she can't come up with anything original. Biggest grifter on X. There's literally a date in the video that shows this is from June 2025. Follow Mila for breaking news it says in her profile, lololol