I developed a bot for this purpose, it only crossposts links to external websites like news, it's being used in a couple of communities that need a little push with content.
It only crosspost 1 post every hour to each community to avoid spamming and it can handle multiple subreddits at the same time.
That's how I think it should be done, so far, users engage with the posts made by the bot in an organic way.
If you want to check it out: https://github.com/daniel-lxs/BotIt
I'm open to suggestions :)
lixus98
joined 1 year ago
Where I live we pay for the "service", however this is only on restaurants with waiters, you can choose not to but I've never had a problem with tipping a waiter. Now tipping on an automated transaction? Yeah nah
Thank you!
My question is: Why? When he was just focused on spaceX and Tesla very few times I would hear about this behavior (I might just live under a rock). But now that he is focused on Twitter it's like he decided to be a piece of shit even more.
I would definitely eat this. I'm sure at first it will be expensive, but once is available I would make the switch to this.
Hahaha, every post is either full of deleted comments or just locked, this is by far the most original one so far.
Where do we leave the bug reports? this post seems to be kinda buggy: https://enterprise.lemmy.ml/post/416733
I see, I used node bc that's what I'm most familiarized with. I'm running it from Digitalocean and seems to be stable for now.
But if you have different requirements you should definitely give making one a go.
You are right, I already had a scraper in progress, if it comes down to it I will use that instead.
Edit: also you can contribute if you want to, suggestions are 100% open.
You should definitely change it now, before something happens.