locally hated

good girls go to waterdeep, bad girls go to baldur’s gate / gaydotgov on twitter

[gaydotgov-art]

it’s brutal out here! ☀️

[timo-0126]

騎馬!

(上)練習龍龍，還是覺得自己畫不出結構 (下)阿斯代倫生前應該是那種閉上眼睛就能瞬間打扮迷人的美髮高手吧。

不可以說老婆胖

[choiraugur]

i forgotd to post this

[volflamm]

Good boy saint :3

[rotatingremainsold]

[ripempezardexerox]

[meanb0ne]

[fairycosmos]

people when mental illness actually makes you unpalatable and disappointing instead of just making you quirky online

[ludm]

[obeliskandmetronome]

[raqhaelia-deactivated20241212]

[wormsermonizer]

[rustandruin]

the ghost of one specific homosexual cowboy regularly possesses Tumblr gays

[baradragon]

[crazy-brazilian]

going to work 😌

[ctrl-salt-delete]

[chocolatesquared]

Visit Original Link

[spartan127]

[beemovieerotica]

PSA: bot comments are taking over ao3

The above examples have been provided with the authors' permission to demonstrate what these look like.

Basic rundown:

They are all 3 sentences long

Perfect grammar, capitalization, and punctuation

Like absolutely flawless English teacher-style writing with only a single exclamation mark, ever

No mentions whatsoever of character names, settings, situations, or anything that could be tied to the story

The usernames may be identical to people who exist on ao3, but the name is not clickable, and no profile is associated with it EXCEPT when you directly search for that name. What this means: the comments come from an unregistered (not logged in) reader, bots scrape the site for real usernames, attach that to the comment, and post

Please spread the word about this so authors can filter comments and report them accordingly

There has been some speculation about why this is happening at all, and the best guess is that this is a feature that AI-training story-scraping tools are implementing to try and make their browsing traffic look legitimate

[patientno7]

My piece for @eldenzine 🌹