In YouTube, you’ll mostly just see Reddit stories being presented with some minecraft parkour in the background. Somewhat most of them are automatically generated by a software that picks a ongoing or hot post in the selected subreddit, gets some top comments and then a TTS program reads the comments out. It is possible to make this for Lemmy as well. Though it depends on how “true story” the Lemmy users can make. I can already see c/asklemmy being one great candidate.
Reddit has also historically been mined by spam websites, made permissible by the content license. Spam article writers find an AskReddit from 4 years ago and make a 15 page “click to the next” article, packed with ads, from all of the most popular comments.
We don’t have the “True Story” creative writing communities.
So is that what goes on with a lot of the interesting testimonies on Reddit?
In YouTube, you’ll mostly just see Reddit stories being presented with some minecraft parkour in the background. Somewhat most of them are automatically generated by a software that picks a ongoing or hot post in the selected subreddit, gets some top comments and then a TTS program reads the comments out. It is possible to make this for Lemmy as well. Though it depends on how “true story” the Lemmy users can make. I can already see c/asklemmy being one great candidate.
Reddit has also historically been mined by spam websites, made permissible by the content license. Spam article writers find an AskReddit from 4 years ago and make a 15 page “click to the next” article, packed with ads, from all of the most popular comments.