Many accounts in the modern day seem to originate from around ~2020-2024

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Fuki『ふき』 10 Dec @ 5:57pm

With the exception of here, of course. But this is the average join date on every modern platform. What's happening?

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Chaosolous 10 Dec @ 5:58pm

https://test1.login.steam.hlxgame.cc/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3583374266

Fuki『ふき』 10 Dec @ 5:59pm

Originally posted by Chaosolous:
https://test1.login.steam.hlxgame.cc/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3583374266

You posted this immediately after I made this thread with no context. I am guessing that robot thinking up responses is you.

Chaosolous 10 Dec @ 6:00pm

The image is the context.

Jaxx 10 Dec @ 6:01pm

It's called exponential decay. Plus, the desire to drive away dissenting opinion.

GoldenEldiablo 10 Dec @ 6:28pm

'average' source?

Bunille 11 Dec @ 1:39am

The takeover

Scantana_ 11 Dec @ 2:31am

Originally posted by Bunille:
The takeover

Are you ready for the new world order?

Maximus10113X 11 Dec @ 2:34am

The lockdown introduced a load of people to the gaming platforms and social media

Adept 11 Dec @ 4:52am

I would say a bunch are AI

Uncle Sam 11 Dec @ 7:14am

Originally posted by Fuki『ふき』:
Many accounts in the modern day seem to originate from around ~2020-2024
With the exception of here, of course. But this is the average join date on every modern platform. What's happening?

Bots or cellphone farms @OP, would account for the most % of them.

Edit: Also not only from 2020-2024, there's many "old" accounts from the 2000's - 2010's decades that were "off-line" all this time, but suddenly go online to spam about "insert random topic here". Totally "grass roots" & "organic", not sock puppet accounts at all