Shills and social manipulation

/tv/ and /v/ think everything is shills but those fags don't buy anything so it doesn't make any sense.

>>18024465
http://wiki.project-pm.org/wiki/Main_Page

http://wiki.project-pm.org/wiki/Persona_Development

http://wiki.project-pm.org/wiki/Persona_Management

http://wiki.project-pm.org/wiki/Cognitive_Infiltration

https://cryptome.org/dodi/dod-smisc.pdf

>>18024465
All is true.
I'm a shill myself.
t. Shill

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>>18024492
yes (da) to shills
shills serve very important role but not all shills are intelligent
just look at american shills who are crying that they are being out shilled by better shills

>>18024472
I think there's been some pretty obvious shilling on /mu/ and/v/ from indie creators but I have no idea about bigger companies

>>18024666
why would this post get a "666" in the series of integers?

>>18024465
OP you only learn by experience

it's like either a gift that Jesus gives you..

or you gotta get out into the world and get street smart and learn shills for yourself

there's lots of them online... i mean lots!

and some of them are so complicated and complex and long-going in what they do

some even shill marriages!

so hey, listen, trust in God (Jesus), he will keep you safe, okay?

it's serious, and it's a big deal (clinton e-mails speak of half of the population being 'in slavery' and the other half being 'free' in the USA)

so take my advice, please, because it is true

you could also define shilling as those people in the world who are going to stand for their own independence and integrity and honesty and those who are not (those who are not and will do the bidding of their employers to shill are the shills)

God bless you

>>18024691
why the fuck you spacing lines in your posts like that
are you retard or dumb

GCHQ revealed to conduct 'dirty tricks' online:
https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20140224/17054826340/new-snowden-doc-reveals-how-gchqnsa-use-internet-to-manipulate-deceive-destroy-reputations.shtml

this is a really good post, thank you OP

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>>18024767
interesting but very long article just read few paragraphs,
yes nothing new that was always what was done except now technology makes it way more potent
century ago they were flying pigeons with false informations today internet

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this was for real

"Let them alone; they are blind guides. And if the blind lead the blind, both will fall into a pit."

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that's how was done during World War 1

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Black Agents aka shills

>>18024744
Shill.

>>18024918
yes he is posting like an retarded dumb shill

what does /x/ think of the chani project?

http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/ciencia/ciencia_channelers20.htm

A hoax upon a hoax or genuine?

>>18024982
For those unfamiliar, it's about an entity giving info to the gov and then that info being released to the public on Internet forums.
Is this meant to cause people to think they are getting real secret info online? Or are they really leaking info to see how we'll react?

>>18024982
>Govt makes contact with entity that communicates like a retarded three year old

>>18024465
Have you seen the 60 ways Jews shill /pol/ image and 8 traits of the disinformationalist yet?

what happened to this thread from last night
2,576 FILES FROM GEORGE SOROS' OPEN SOCIETY FOUNDATION HAVE BEEN LEAKED

I'm going to greentext a few of the common lines shills will give as per their work, I want you fags to try and point out what's wrong with each.

>yeah right like they could afford to hire shills their marketing budget is nonexistant
>nah shills may exist but they're all on leddit and facebook
>everyone who disagrees with me is a shill
>why would they shill here? this place is a shit hole.
>muh evil shill boogeyman

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The shilling is a unit of currency formerly used in the United Kingdom, Australia, and other British Commonwealth countries.
The word shilling comes from scilling, an accounting term that dates back to Anglo-Saxon times, and from there back to Old Norse, where it means "division".

>>18025233
Thanks numismatic fag.

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>>18025310
you welcome

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OP done up and ran away.

Nice thread faggot.

>>18025731
I'm still here u cheeky cunt

>>18025734
How do I know you're really OP and not just some shill?

>>18025737
You just have to trust me

>>18025750
Exactly what a shill would say.

Trust discarded.

>>18025731
>>18025734
>>18025737
>>18025750
>>18025754
o fuck you guys are hilarious. lol

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>>18025187
>yeah right like they could afford to hire shills their marketing budget is nonexistant
Most successful businesses spend a minimum of 10% of their revenue on marketing. If it's say, a 3 man development team for a game, they can do it for free.

>nah shills may exist but they're all on leddit and facebook
>why would they shill here? this place is a shit hole.
Combining these two. 4chan unique visitors per month: 27,700,000. Any marketing team or disinformation campaign would be insane not to target the users of this site. On a platform like Facebook, it is easier to be drowned out in the sea of information, as well as the disadvantage of people knowing they are being marketed to.

>everyone who disagrees with me is a shill
>muh evil shill boogeyman
Combining these as well. The 'shill' reply may be a bit overused, but I think it's good in the grand scheme of anonymous sites. People tend to think that the people they are interacting with on the chans are at least for the most part like themselves. The introduction of the shill meme in to the collective has at least made people more aware that ANYONE can post here and they may have an agenda.

>>18025882
Oh shit, son: a boss.

>>18025882
>enters thread
>posts
>this music starts to play
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZMWszd5SRk

>>18024465
Tavistock is mentioned fairly frequently on /pol/ if you haven't tried there yet.

First discovered shilling on ATS, the shills destroyed that website. :'( I'm not surprised if shilling is the first form of A.I in popular use. I've had enough of the Internet anyway was a good few decades while it lasted.

>>18024465
Pol is getting heavily shilled by the Clinton Foundation at the moment.

Basically guys poster is a shill. Over at /pol we have been under sustained attack from shills but they have been failing, so shills are looking at other boards to get a feeling as to why.

retards on /x/ are so quick to call anyone who disagrees with their ramblings a "shill"
who would actually spend the time and money to shill on a board full of schizophrenic basement dwellers

>>18025989
Kill yourself.

>>18025989
Yes, well, we basement dwellers can fool the whole net when we put our minds to it

>>18025989
didn't read
>>18025882

>>18025940
>I've had enough of the Internet anyway was a good few decades while it lasted.

100% agreed.

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>>18024465
On here, it's generally summer that is bad. Shills use effort and psychological manipulation, summer trolls evoke cheetos, and channel the Dew from the Mountain. Once school starts up and the entity "Mom" banishes them, the site clears up

>>18025940
All of this
First and, then glp, now pol

Fuck it is getting gross

>>18026786
shills destroyed all of my internet fun friends, skype groups, tinychats, social fun groups etc...

it is a time of darkness, my friends... it is an historic period in human history

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>>18026799
here go and buy yourself a drink to cheer up

>>18026815
i believe it was an english saying that the best cure for depression is to point somebody towards the nearest pub

>>18026815
what is right before God?

>>18026821
>what is right before God?
sorry don't understand the question

>>18026815
all of y'all's operations faciliate the spreading of misfortune and negativity and contempt... have you noticed this

that where ever your operations go... so too goes contempt, and someone's misfortune

“The wicked walk on every side, when the vilest men are exalted.”

>>18026828
to claim to be giving somebody money, abusing society's constructs for what they're actually intended to do, which is to help people

doing this to justify plunging innocent people into bizarre macabre days of darkness like the ones we're presently living in

what is right before God? do you think that it is a good thing to have society's social structures stand as falsehood and be abused?

what do you think is appropriate before the presence of God?

do you think that it's okay to ruin somebody's life, unwillingly, as long as you give them money in the way that you do afterwards?

i do not think that it is right before God, although I do not speak for God. i think it make a mockery of authority

>>18024465
>>>/pol/

America,china,russia,israel and Canada have admitted to having paid online trolls on the internet.

http://www.newstatesman.com/politics/politics/2012/10/china’s-paid-trolls-meet-50-cent-party

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>>18026846

>>18026857
>russian aggression

obama called it

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>>18026856

on the subject of shilling:

"content is king" takes on a whole new dimension

obviously content is king, because without content what do you really have?? just shillling?

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the united states, E.U., and Russia should organize members of eachother's countries to go to the ukraine/crimea/russia border for peace protests

i'd go for some peace protests and good ol' preachin' if Nikon didn't party van me

>>18026895
i guess i should say though that instead of "nikon", it could also be Jesus party vanning me

that is if Eastern Orthodox Christianity turns out to have Christian hegemony over all other forms of Christianity (maybe we won't know for sure unless Jesus returns)

>>18026874
This pretty much proves what the OP is talking about is true.

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Really makes you think

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>>18026927
lol omy goodness you are so funny hahahah

>>18024666
borderlands shilled /v/ when it was a new thing

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Super Rare. lol

5 nigga Shillings

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>>18024465
Anons, please fucking relax.
Shilling is dead!

>>18026010
go take your fucking meds

>>18024465
I posted new age stuff in a spiritual thread and it had no replies for a while. In 5 minutes, 4 replies came from nowhere telling me how I should die and that I should kill myself. I thought it was pretty funny.

>>18027155
can you link it please
like to see it and have a lough

4chan has gotten very famous, the media boards like /v/ /mu/, /tv/ are filled with all kinds of viral markettings, pol is filled with all kinds of countries and political group shilling.
So is reddit.

the only shills i see on x are in the scary video threads where stupid guys post the unscary videos they make acting like they just stumbled upon it.

the only way to get away from shills nowadays is to find lesser known websites with small populations of posters.

>>18027181
stfu defeatist shill

>>18027177
>the only way to get away from shills nowadays is to find lesser known websites with small populations of posters.
haha,lol
that's a trap set up by shills to lure you and rape your mind with important informations
we are fucked
shills are everywere actually I think you might be a shill shilling for those lesser known websites
Please stop shilling or I have to shill back at you

>>18024465
OP why do you hate Russia

Things are more evident than they appear. Your instinct, unless you're cattle, but then it doesn't matter so much what you do, is usually correct.

What about the bots, every board have these constant threads with content directly copied from other sites.

>>18026920
Damage control organization, Correct the Record has increased its budget from 1 million to 6 million after the DNC also you probably notice the even more desperate attacks on Trump including complete hoaxes and covering up Hillarys obvious health issues ( just look at a montage of her coughing during rallies)

>>18027190
lol

>>18025152
Yeah, i saw that for a split second too.
404'd literally right away. Dosen't sit right with me.

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>>18025989
Shill

>>18027494
thank you anon!

I can't believe the thread got this far with minimal shilling.

>>18024666
There were also threads related to Diablo 3, it's addon and The Old Republic on /v/. It basically looked like >>18025828. Same picture with the same name, made daily about the same time, with same or slightly reworded op. Those thread are probably still in one of the archives. Those are most probably shills, because what else? Autistic fans? Rather unlikely seeing how many different games and other things were advertised in such similar ways. Trolls? Which troll would make daily the same threads for weeks and make shitstorms in them for free? There were also AMAs on reddit where people said that they were paid to shill.
There also things like paid political trolls, who will spam comments on various articles, and who knows many other types of shillls.

>>18025123
can you post it pls

>>18027155
You do know how bumping works, right?
Maybe what you posted really was retarded.

>>18025152
>what happened to this thread from last night
>2,576 FILES FROM GEORGE SOROS' OPEN SOCIETY FOUNDATION HAVE BEEN LEAKED
>>18027492
there was a great trip that night at:
http://8ch

>>18027494
>>18027501
yes Thank You from me as well

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FOLKS, GET DIGGING
http://soros.dcleaks.com/
>DC Leaks announced a new leak called “SOROS INTERNAL FILES – BIG DATA“. The leak was published on August 13th and announced via their social media accounts including Facebook and Twitter.
>Just as the leak is labeled, the data appears to be from Soros internal systems. The data published on the DC Leaks website as a sub domain was quickly analyzed by our RBS researchers.
>We can confirm that there are a total 2,576 files totaling 1.51GB in total which includes the following file types:
>1,413 PDF, 550 Docx, 225 Doc, 98 XLSX, 37 XLS, 20 PPT
>The Soros subdomain is also broken down by the following sections:
>USA – 967 files, 559MB / Europe – 651 files, 425MB / Eurasia – 224 files, 86.9MB / Asia – 26 files, 26.0 MB / Latin America – 84 files, 7.57 MB / Africa – 85 files, 38.1mb / World Bank – 42 files, 219 MB / President’s Office – 365 files, 114MB / SOUK – 81 files, 42.4 MB
>The data itself contains a vast range of internal documents which includes scans and copies of funding reports, funding agreements, contracts and other similar internal documents. There are also image files and rich text files as well.
https://archive.is/bLMAo

>>18028247
▶Anonymous 08/13/16 (Sat) 12:06:13 d53ffa No.7118944>>7118966 >>7118970 >>7119677 >>7121565
Where are the leaks? It's just a splashpage about Soros with no links to the data.

▶Anonymous 08/13/16 (Sat) 12:08:45 0875f1 No.7118966
>>7118944
http://soros.dcleaks.com/

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have one or two

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>>18029424
Fixed that for you

>>18029576
lol

bet these fuckers are all over /pol/
http://correctrecord.org/about

What do you think would happen if we tried to call them out directly?

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if non open access, sci-hub.io, sci-hub.bz, sci-hub.cc

>>18024465
shills will either tell you what you want to hear or do the exact opposite and say something polarizing. they also like to provide anecdotal evidence to support their stance. also they like to use rhetorical questions too. a really good one will know logical fallacies and how to use them to their advantage. they'll meme and use propaganda too. oh, they also like to present a false identity of themselves, like a fancy name.they will use profound language too.

also note that it can be difficult to differentiate a shill and a legit idiot. idiots often use the same tactics unwittingly. people who are delusional can resemble shill behavior too. shills play on ignorance and irrationality and like to tell half truths to tell a lie.

>>18026775
Space Ghost is never wrong.

>>18031769
Are you a shill?

>>18024465
Go to /pol/. Full of shills 24/7

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good question anon

8ch dot net/shillgate

>>18024465
>how do you spot a shill
>is a shill

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by signature

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>>18027575
>Trolls? Which troll would make daily the same threads for weeks and make shitstorms in them for free?

Ask /int/

>>>/pol/

The CTR shills have been out in incredible force over the last few weeks. Then again you have nothing to compare it to but trust me they've invaded there and /int/ spreading pro-Clinton propaganda.

>>18025086
hard kek

>>18032435

I dunno. Seems to me shilling Clinton on /pol/ is a doomed strategy, with a 100% chance to backfire. It would be loike shilling mixed race marriage on stormfront or JWed.

Could be part of a different strategy to diffuse and blur the lines of the shilling that goes on normally -- but would they use such a transparent strategy? Peraps the emperor 'as lost his clothes.