Well sometimes its the first time a user and seen it and wants to share it. They don't know or follow the daily or hourly activity on this subreddit/voat. Other times something popular is of course going to go somewhat viral and if its worthwhile shouldn't cause to much concern from people who are interested in these types of things.
Still, it's interesting to suddenly have five identical posts up today, when the original post was buried after one day.
If you look at the front page page before posting something, you will see how often this happens, while research posts are buried. You can also do a search first.
I think the reason for its resurgence (I posted it 5 hours after this one as I hadn't seen it in the timeline and was deeply moved by it) is its appearance on r/conspiracy, that's where I found it anyways
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Laskar ago
This is the fourth post on this interview.
VOAT is like reddit, mods bury good posts, like the original one on this interview, then others do a copy paste as if they have just discovered it.
Today there are several identical posts on the first page.
Make you wonder.
Orangutan ago
Well sometimes its the first time a user and seen it and wants to share it. They don't know or follow the daily or hourly activity on this subreddit/voat. Other times something popular is of course going to go somewhat viral and if its worthwhile shouldn't cause to much concern from people who are interested in these types of things.
Laskar ago
It's not your fault.
Still, it's interesting to suddenly have five identical posts up today, when the original post was buried after one day.
If you look at the front page page before posting something, you will see how often this happens, while research posts are buried. You can also do a search first.
Mad_As_Hell ago
I think the reason for its resurgence (I posted it 5 hours after this one as I hadn't seen it in the timeline and was deeply moved by it) is its appearance on r/conspiracy, that's where I found it anyways