If you'd like to inspect the files before hand, you can do so here: https://github.com/PublicResourceLicense/Framework/blob/main/files_bots.ipynb I keep forgetting to add this. When I found out who was behind this. I started posting about it. And then my CPU fan not only quit working, it started reversing. https://www.reddit.com/r/GitResearch/comments/urg6q1/right_fan_is_1_year_old_it_not_only_is_having/ I find it distasteful that bots train on "Jewish" subreddits, and "Gay" subreddits. As if they're targeting users. If you don't think this is an emergency then step aside. I'll save you some time. The above is information that these bots will discredit the most. Services affected: Facebook, Twitter, Google, Apple, Reddit, Bing, All Microsoft Products. Who it is not: USA, Russia, China, Korea, Japan, UK, Germany, Ukraine, Canada, Mexico. The above is made to look like they are from the above, but they are not. They do have employees inside of these organizations. Their agenda: 1. discredit conspiracy theories by creating insane conspiracy theories 2. gaslight users who have legitimate concerns 3. to stop scientific progress 4. to bring us into another dark age 5. to make us all distrust scientists 6. to make us all question reality 7. to make us all do the wrong things to collapse society. All of the top posts in the subs below are from bots. They have only one goal in mind. Destruction and mayham. Who does this group sound like? I don't know about you, but the Library of Alexandria and the Scholars that were murdered as a result of distrust from the Catholic Church rings a bell. This is a mixed repository. Meaning the users in here are not all bots. You need both to identify bot data. Many of the bots have 666 in their usernames. They all will tell users to repent. They all tell users to stop sinning. What a weird group. But not one of these ever leads back to the Catholic Church. Weird isn't it? All of these bots and not one of them appears to be against religion? If you perform a stylometric analysis on the bots. You'll find who is writing them. Find more here https://www.reddit.com/r/GitResearch/ Remember how good A.I. is, but you would not need A.I. if you had like, 450,000 employees that only worked one day a week. https://andylehti.medium.com/i-interviewed-ai-gpt-3-davinci-002-and-this-is-what-it-said-653683de64a0 This is just text data by the way. Also, another thing the bots hate: https://zenodo.org/record/6536389 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6529722 The bots use these accounts: u/Br00ce u/justcool393 u/UncleSamuel Blank-Cheque They are the mods of subs that train bots for karma https://www.reddit.com/r/FreeKarma4U/ Their profiles do not match their trophies. u/Sarge_Ward  has a 3 year trophy but it says he created his account on 11/27/14 The same with Frank_Tenpenny u/Norway313 u/NoahBM u/n8theturtle u/shitpost953 relic2279/ Backup profile u/needamod_mods/ Every single mod that has this as a sub they manage:  r/a:t5**** has been part of this group. I have not seen any other legitimate mod with subs like the above. Those three google mods (the top mods in goolge, are in charge of the subreddits below) List of every compromised sub: r/15Puzzle r/2bf r/316cats r/3amjokes r/4chan r/696969 r/80smusic r/ABoringDystopia r/ACAB r/ANormalDayInIndia r/AOC_gifs r/AOC_memes r/ATBGE r/AYYBUSSYLMAO r/AbigailShapiro r/AbruptChaos r/AbsoluteUnits r/AccidentalCommunism r/AccidentalSnitch r/ActualPublicFreakouts r/AdminCrickets r/AdminPostDiscussions r/AeonDrive r/AfricanDrama r/AfterEffects r/AgainstHateSubreddits r/Aher r/AlbumJerk r/AlternateAngles r/AmISexy r/AmongUs r/AnAttemptWasMade r/AnimalsAndCrosswalks r/AntiTikTokSociety r/AntifaHQ r/ArcticAwakening r/AsAFatGirl r/AsDuskFalls r/AsianHorrorMovies r/AskFemmeThoughts r/AskModerators r/AskNJFreakshow r/AskWriting r/Awwducational r/B612Foundation r/BVGmail r/Back4Blood r/Badabun r/BalanWonderWorld r/BanBanVideoGames r/BanBarbecues r/BanTelevision r/BanVideoGames r/BanVideoGames_Destroy r/BanZoomers r/Baobab r/BeautyAddiction r/Belgistan r/Bert r/BestOfAdminSmackdown r/BestOfReports r/BestofModSmackdown r/BetterEveryLoop r/BigAntiGaming r/BirdsAreNotReal r/BisexualBungalow r/BlackKnightNews r/BlackPeopleTwitterUL r/BlasphemousGame r/Blessed_Images r/Blizzard r/BloodHunt r/BlursedCommunity r/Blursedcomments r/Bot r/BotTerminator r/BotTerminatorLog r/Bottas77 r/BoycottCNN r/Br00ce r/Br00ceForMod r/BrandNewAnimal r/Braveryjerk r/Brawlhalla r/Breadit r/BridgeEngineers r/Browns r/BrownsFantasyFootball r/BrownsMemes r/BrownsTicketExchange r/BurnBook r/CB2HatesFun r/COVID19_support r/COVID19positive r/COVIDProjects r/CSGOAppraisal r/C_Programming r/C_School r/Cakes r/CanadaCoronavirus r/CapHillAutonomousZone r/CatsOnLeashes r/CatsWithDogs r/CensorHate r/CenterBroke r/ChadCenter r/Chainsaw_Man r/Channit r/ChannitPics r/CheatersConfronted r/Chickenfriedsteak r/China_Flu r/Chonkers r/ChrisChanSonichu r/ChrisChanSonichu_Art r/ChristoryMonth r/CinemaDetails r/ClevelandGuardians r/ClevelandTickets r/ClubTaytay r/ColtCanyon 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