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Links 23/05/2026: Social Media Bans and Demise of Userbase of LLM Chatbots: Links for the day
SLAPP Censorship - Part 85 Out of 200: The United Kingdom's Rating for Press Freedom Has Improved, But We Can Do Even Better: we see the US at #64
Sites Realise That Becoming More Active by Using Bots (LLM Slop) is Self-Destructive: We'll soon (maybe next year) also show that some of the 85+ KG of legal papers sent our way are computer-generated garbage, which might run afoul of some rules
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SLAPP Censorship - Part 84 Out of 200: New Legislation Against SLAPPs on the Way (After We Reached Out to Ministers): They dealt with the matter individually too, but we won't share this in public, at least not at this time
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