Also, those 3 bots you speak of (/u/dcjogger, [place+action#2 (I forgot)], and /u/Unicorn ?) also will often post a link to a 4chan-like site that I guess is theirs. Oddly enough, I tend to agree with most of their comments and posts, even if off-topic or long outdated. The tyranny is real.

There's also /u//templederr, maybe a bot, who posts rough unglamorous celebs in candid moments. Maybe to convince us all that the virus is making people not wear make up or something. Or is just a creepy pervert with banal taste.

Before I got smacked down last year, I created /s/SaidItBots/.

Because bots are inevitable, will only grow in number (especially as SaidIt grows), and increasingly improve "intelligence", I wanted to openly discuss:

• the bots, their activity, their future, and preemptively prepare SaidIt
  
• SaidIt policies (ie. maybe declare all new bots, maybe the old ones too, maybe have bot-friendly or no-bot subs, etc)
  
• ways that bots can help us save time
  
• ideas for new bots that help (ie. archival bots for videos, images, web scrapes, or meta-tagging bots, etc)
  
• ideas for popular bot subs (ie. automatically post popular content like The Corbett Report)
  
• voting on which popular bot subs to allow (we don't want to be overrun, or maybe we want to automate as much as possible)
  
• how to DIY your own bot
  
• how to spot a bot
  
• countless other bot-related content
  

For the record, I don't code unless necessary and am extremely limited to markdown, wikitext, HTML, CSS or animation expressions for 3D animation rigs. Also, besides being innately interested in A.I. and the future of humanity, I'm also writing a screenplay/graphic novel featuring and A.I. set 25-30 years from now.