BBC is advising people to disregard what they have to say and stop talking to them immediately. BBC cannot link any account to the Chinese government, but suggest people to treat them as if they are agents.
BBC is advising people to disregard what they have to say and stop talking to them immediately. BBC cannot link any account to the Chinese government, but suggest people to treat them as if they are agents.
I’d definitely trigger the “low follower” criteria for bot characteristics cause I rarely comment and just use Twitter to follow news, maybe throw out a reading req/quote or a dunk every couple weeks.
Also the funniest response to “wolf warrior diplomacy” was Eric Li saying that it’d be like accusing US officials of “Rambo diplomacy” (which, gotta say, is hilarious and deeply true)
And just one more comment, at the end they were like “also the Chinese troll has a tell, his unusually poor grasp of the English language” lmao damn I didn’t know all non-native English speakers were trolls, thanks for the heads up BBC
If they use bad grammar they're bots. If they use oxford commas, they're also bots.
And if it isn't a Chinese troll it's a Russian bot
The average reading age in the UK is 9 years old, so I guess that makes all of em CPC bots