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Why are guys into lesbian porn? /u/MultipleHorseCocks No such thing as stupid questions

Why are guys into lesbian porn? /u/MultipleHorseCocks No such thing as stupid questions

I just talked to my guy friend and he said that a) he’s into lesbian porn and b) that is common among dudes. Why? I thought the purpose of porn is to self-insert into to the situation. Where is the attraction in watching two women who would never be interested in having sex with you?

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​r/NoStupidQuestions I just talked to my guy friend and he said that a) he’s into lesbian porn and b) that is common among dudes. Why? I thought the purpose of porn is to self-insert into to the situation. Where is the attraction in watching two women who would never be interested in having sex with you? submitted by /u/MultipleHorseCocks [link] [comments] 

I just talked to my guy friend and he said that a) he’s into lesbian porn and b) that is common among dudes. Why? I thought the purpose of porn is to self-insert into to the situation. Where is the attraction in watching two women who would never be interested in having sex with you?

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[link] [comments]  I just talked to my guy friend and he said that a) he’s into lesbian porn and b) that is common among dudes. Why? I thought the purpose of porn is to self-insert into to the situation. Where is the attraction in watching two women who would never be interested in having sex with you? submitted by /u/MultipleHorseCocks [link] [comments]

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New Policy: Passphrases for low karma accounts. /u/Petwins No such thing as stupid questions

New Policy: Passphrases for low karma accounts. /u/Petwins No such thing as stupid questions

Hi Everyone,

TL:DR: To cut down on bots we are requiring accounts with lower karma to include an arbitrary pass-phrase we will change occasionally that the automod will tell them.

Nostupidquestions has a simple stated goal; to be a place where anyone can ask any question in good faith and get answers without being judged. Aside from some safety caveats (like medical advice) we try to keep the sub as open as possible to anyone and any question. This great community has built that premise into one of the most active subs on reddit and for that we thank you.

With that popularity though comes spam, bots, and other types of bad actors. The mod team has done its best to address those while keeping the sub available to all, and actively works to combat the flood of bots and spam (our automod is over 7000 lines to try and keep it a scalpel, not a hammer).

The time as has come though to add a small public layer of security, and that is going to come in the form of pass-phrases. We are now going to require accounts with low but not negative karma (who could freely post before) to include a simple passphrase with their posts to prove they are not a bot. The automod will inform you of the pass-phrase when you post, and editing in, or reposting with, the phrase (which must be an exact copy-paste) will exempt the post from that specific karma bar (not the rest of the automod).

We have been piloting this for the last month and it has drastically reduced the amount of bot activity getting through.

The idea is that it is a solution which is hard for bots to adapt to, but easy for humans to overcome, by having an arbitrary phrase requirement. We will change the phrases every once in a while if we see bots catching on. As they aren’t good at reading replies, frequently avoids body text posts, and gpt is bad at exact phrase repetition, this should take them a while to adapt to.

Please let us know if you have any questions.

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​r/NoStupidQuestions Hi Everyone, TL:DR: To cut down on bots we are requiring accounts with lower karma to include an arbitrary pass-phrase we will change occasionally that the automod will tell them. Nostupidquestions has a simple stated goal; to be a place where anyone can ask any question in good faith and get answers without being judged. Aside from some safety caveats (like medical advice) we try to keep the sub as open as possible to anyone and any question. This great community has built that premise into one of the most active subs on reddit and for that we thank you. With that popularity though comes spam, bots, and other types of bad actors. The mod team has done its best to address those while keeping the sub available to all, and actively works to combat the flood of bots and spam (our automod is over 7000 lines to try and keep it a scalpel, not a hammer). The time as has come though to add a small public layer of security, and that is going to come in the form of pass-phrases. We are now going to require accounts with low but not negative karma (who could freely post before) to include a simple passphrase with their posts to prove they are not a bot. The automod will inform you of the pass-phrase when you post, and editing in, or reposting with, the phrase (which must be an exact copy-paste) will exempt the post from that specific karma bar (not the rest of the automod). We have been piloting this for the last month and it has drastically reduced the amount of bot activity getting through. The idea is that it is a solution which is hard for bots to adapt to, but easy for humans to overcome, by having an arbitrary phrase requirement. We will change the phrases every once in a while if we see bots catching on. As they aren’t good at reading replies, frequently avoids body text posts, and gpt is bad at exact phrase repetition, this should take them a while to adapt to. Please let us know if you have any questions. submitted by /u/Petwins [link] [comments] 

Hi Everyone,

TL:DR: To cut down on bots we are requiring accounts with lower karma to include an arbitrary pass-phrase we will change occasionally that the automod will tell them.

Nostupidquestions has a simple stated goal; to be a place where anyone can ask any question in good faith and get answers without being judged. Aside from some safety caveats (like medical advice) we try to keep the sub as open as possible to anyone and any question. This great community has built that premise into one of the most active subs on reddit and for that we thank you.

With that popularity though comes spam, bots, and other types of bad actors. The mod team has done its best to address those while keeping the sub available to all, and actively works to combat the flood of bots and spam (our automod is over 7000 lines to try and keep it a scalpel, not a hammer).

The time as has come though to add a small public layer of security, and that is going to come in the form of pass-phrases. We are now going to require accounts with low but not negative karma (who could freely post before) to include a simple passphrase with their posts to prove they are not a bot. The automod will inform you of the pass-phrase when you post, and editing in, or reposting with, the phrase (which must be an exact copy-paste) will exempt the post from that specific karma bar (not the rest of the automod).

We have been piloting this for the last month and it has drastically reduced the amount of bot activity getting through.

The idea is that it is a solution which is hard for bots to adapt to, but easy for humans to overcome, by having an arbitrary phrase requirement. We will change the phrases every once in a while if we see bots catching on. As they aren’t good at reading replies, frequently avoids body text posts, and gpt is bad at exact phrase repetition, this should take them a while to adapt to.

Please let us know if you have any questions.

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[link] [comments]  Hi Everyone, TL:DR: To cut down on bots we are requiring accounts with lower karma to include an arbitrary pass-phrase we will change occasionally that the automod will tell them. Nostupidquestions has a simple stated goal; to be a place where anyone can ask any question in good faith and get answers without being judged. Aside from some safety caveats (like medical advice) we try to keep the sub as open as possible to anyone and any question. This great community has built that premise into one of the most active subs on reddit and for that we thank you. With that popularity though comes spam, bots, and other types of bad actors. The mod team has done its best to address those while keeping the sub available to all, and actively works to combat the flood of bots and spam (our automod is over 7000 lines to try and keep it a scalpel, not a hammer). The time as has come though to add a small public layer of security, and that is going to come in the form of pass-phrases. We are now going to require accounts with low but not negative karma (who could freely post before) to include a simple passphrase with their posts to prove they are not a bot. The automod will inform you of the pass-phrase when you post, and editing in, or reposting with, the phrase (which must be an exact copy-paste) will exempt the post from that specific karma bar (not the rest of the automod). We have been piloting this for the last month and it has drastically reduced the amount of bot activity getting through. The idea is that it is a solution which is hard for bots to adapt to, but easy for humans to overcome, by having an arbitrary phrase requirement. We will change the phrases every once in a while if we see bots catching on. As they aren’t good at reading replies, frequently avoids body text posts, and gpt is bad at exact phrase repetition, this should take them a while to adapt to. Please let us know if you have any questions. submitted by /u/Petwins [link] [comments]

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U.S. Politics Megathread /u/AutoModerator No such thing as stupid questions

U.S. Politics Megathread /u/AutoModerator No such thing as stupid questions

It’s an election year, so it’s no surprise that politics are on everyone’s minds!

Over the past few months, we’ve noticed a sharp increase in questions about politics. Why is Biden the Democratic nominee? What are the chances of Trump winning? Why can Trump even run for president if he’s in legal trouble? There are lots of good questions! But, unfortunately, it’s often the same questions, and our users get tired of seeing them.

As we’ve done for past topics of interest, we’re creating a megathread for your questions so that people interested in politics can post questions and read answers, while people who want a respite from politics can browse the rest of the sub. Feel free to post your questions about politics in this thread!

All top-level comments should be questions asked in good faith – other comments and loaded questions will get removed. All the usual rules of the sub remain in force here, so be civil to each other – you can disagree with someone’s opinion, but don’t make it personal.

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​r/NoStupidQuestions It’s an election year, so it’s no surprise that politics are on everyone’s minds! Over the past few months, we’ve noticed a sharp increase in questions about politics. Why is Biden the Democratic nominee? What are the chances of Trump winning? Why can Trump even run for president if he’s in legal trouble? There are lots of good questions! But, unfortunately, it’s often the same questions, and our users get tired of seeing them. As we’ve done for past topics of interest, we’re creating a megathread for your questions so that people interested in politics can post questions and read answers, while people who want a respite from politics can browse the rest of the sub. Feel free to post your questions about politics in this thread! All top-level comments should be questions asked in good faith – other comments and loaded questions will get removed. All the usual rules of the sub remain in force here, so be civil to each other – you can disagree with someone’s opinion, but don’t make it personal. submitted by /u/AutoModerator [link] [comments] 

It’s an election year, so it’s no surprise that politics are on everyone’s minds!

Over the past few months, we’ve noticed a sharp increase in questions about politics. Why is Biden the Democratic nominee? What are the chances of Trump winning? Why can Trump even run for president if he’s in legal trouble? There are lots of good questions! But, unfortunately, it’s often the same questions, and our users get tired of seeing them.

As we’ve done for past topics of interest, we’re creating a megathread for your questions so that people interested in politics can post questions and read answers, while people who want a respite from politics can browse the rest of the sub. Feel free to post your questions about politics in this thread!

All top-level comments should be questions asked in good faith – other comments and loaded questions will get removed. All the usual rules of the sub remain in force here, so be civil to each other – you can disagree with someone’s opinion, but don’t make it personal.

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[link] [comments]  It’s an election year, so it’s no surprise that politics are on everyone’s minds! Over the past few months, we’ve noticed a sharp increase in questions about politics. Why is Biden the Democratic nominee? What are the chances of Trump winning? Why can Trump even run for president if he’s in legal trouble? There are lots of good questions! But, unfortunately, it’s often the same questions, and our users get tired of seeing them. As we’ve done for past topics of interest, we’re creating a megathread for your questions so that people interested in politics can post questions and read answers, while people who want a respite from politics can browse the rest of the sub. Feel free to post your questions about politics in this thread! All top-level comments should be questions asked in good faith – other comments and loaded questions will get removed. All the usual rules of the sub remain in force here, so be civil to each other – you can disagree with someone’s opinion, but don’t make it personal. submitted by /u/AutoModerator [link] [comments]

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