I wouldn't say I had a "big presence", but, you ever hear of PewDiePie? Yeah, that's me.

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I don't know if I'd count it as "big," but once upon a time I had some bots that auto-tweeted stuff. Cheesebot, griffinbot, etc. Most of it was just learning how to interact with the API and whatnot.

One of those accounts, one that just tweeted status outputs from various machines on the network that were deliberately strange looking and cryptic (but made sense to me) gathered a lot of followers with some discussion on what it was. That amused me to no end, but I decided that was enough and turned it off. Now, you can't even do that kind of stuff.

https://talkingbiznews.com/they-talk-biz-news/business-insider-drops-comments-from-articles/

>November 8, 2016 Business Insider has joined other websites in dropping the comments function at the end of its articles. Mario Ruiz, a spokesman for the business news website, told Talking Biz News: Over time the value of our comments section has diminished, with a small but outspoken group increasingly resorting to name-calling and worse. Meanwhile the emergence of social media provides a place for conversations about our stories, and we feel comfortable that readers are able to share their thoughts on social platforms. We will be evaluating a number of commenting alternatives but have no timetable for a new approach. Other business and financial news sites that have dropped comments in the past year include Recode and Reuters.

Very crooked hillary clinton... https://youtu.be/djinTitzvws?t=9

I’d bet some here have had a very long and established presence on social media that continues to this day.

And get those shekels on the 21st of every month like clockwork even as the kike grip grows tighter and tighter.

I made Reddit as a place for friends to dick around (essentially what Poal is now) but then the CIA threatened to kill my family if I didn't sell them the site. Since then I've been hanging around various other websites.

Maybe when I was a songwriter

yep.

Never a big presence, but I modded a couple default subs on reddit back when there were defaults. Only been on there a little in the last few years. Seemed like every time I'd open it, it was full of the most obnoxious, infuriating garbage, so eventually I quit for good.

I even ran a pretty elaborate bot that could match images and videos, and do all sorts of neat auto-moderating based on a super flexible, dynamic ruleset. Way more powerful than automoderator, and significantly faster at matching images than karmadecay. Took that down when I left. Their loss.