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Has Reddit’s traffic really quadrupled in 6 months?
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I’ve had to start limiting the date to pre-2023 to keep ai bs out of the results
Just add
before:2023to your search query BTW.Thank you!
Add what? Didn't show up on mobile
add "before:2023" to your search query
That's an excellent tip! I draw occasionally and finding references for animals is so much worse than it used to be.
I've heard some AI experts on Hard Fork suggest 80% of the Internet will be AI bot trash in 2 years.
Honestly wouldn’t surprise me. There’s already so much garbage when you google pretty much anything