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Why comment sections fill with copied phrases

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Original thought is immediately punished in the digital trenches. When a video gains traction, the discussion area swiftly transforms into an endless wall of identical, heavily upvoted quotes pasted by thousands of completely unoriginal users.

Why comment sections fill with copied phrases
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