Anyone else think it’s strange real golf publications just take posts from here to make content?

by ButterCut97

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  1. ButterCut97

    Congrats on being featured by Golf Digest u/Busy_Environment5574 😆

  2. Atreyu_Spero

    I take that life in retirement, either hitting balls every day or meeting presidents on the range occassionally.

  3. Euphoric_Rooster1856

    Fox News has been doing this for years. It’s so strange and incredibly lazy.

  4. that made up shit post I used AI to make was unfortunately not run by a national publication.

  5. I used to think the dead internet thing was a conspiracy but these days I’m believing it more and more.

    Go out, touch grass, enjoy the real world. Everything else is getting stupid fast.

  6. Muted_Exercise5093

    No. That’s how news stories happen. They’re stories and people share them.

  7. Christophe12591

    No I don’t think it’s strange , most of reddit is of this sort. Or even weirder people.

  8. broly2160

    Golf Digest has the chance to do the funniest thing with this post

  9. Sci3nceMan

    Next they will have a Netflix series generating AI versions of what is described on Reddit. Basically “Joan is Awful” for Reddit posts.

  10. SouthBayGardenaKid

    Lazy journalism but they follow R/Golf😂

  11. BadDadSoSad

    It’s not just golf. I see a ton of Reddit content being regurgitated on Facebook like it’s original. Or they make it seem they are quoting people from an interview but it’s really just quoting comments. I guess that’s the world we live in now.

  12. AntonCigar

    How much ad revenue do you think they made on this “story” they clearly didn’t ask permission for?

  13. Mallard1818

    As a former journalist in the outdoor industry, I scanned forums multiple times a day (some things never change) but I would message and ask if the poster would be willing to talk to me on the phone. The screenshotting posts is lazy at the best, and many times likely recirculating false stories at the worst.

  14. 1888okface

    News: “we read an unverified story on the internet…”

    When actual reporting just seems too hard, all you have to do is scroll Reddit

  15. MakeItTrizzle

    I don’t think it’s strange at all. People get their information from different places all the time. Most of reddit is just information you could get from a better source elsewhere anyway.

  16. clevererest_username

    See it all the time with video game posts. Journalism is dead

  17. golflift90

    I made a post a while ago that got a lot of traction on this sub. It got reposted to death by every single golf IG account to the point that I wished I never posted it 😂

  18. dustinsjohnson

    Someone on this subreddit reposted something I posted to Instagram and no one mentioned it 🤔

  19. Jesus why is this topic seemingly a weekly post? Most of the stuff on Reddit is content from somewhere else. Hell a ton of posts on /r/golf are taken from somewhere else.

  20. celtic_rando

    They couldn’t use the post if the username was offensive. Collective effort! Fight fake journalism! Tomorrow I’ll be u/assdrizzler69

  21. Meatfist70

    This is why we all need extremely offensive usernames, they would think twice if the OP was PM_ME_UR_URETHRA

  22. JC_Everyman

    Now do local TV stations and every city subreddit in existence.

  23. Morepastor

    Super common. The front page of the internet because journalists are lazy

  24. Equivalent_Economy12

    Did they even confirm with Obama it’s true. If not we should start making up stories and posting them to see what we can get in a magazine.

  25. TheJohnnyFlash

    Most reddit posts now come from tiktok or twitter, so….

    Nants ingonyama bagithi baba…

  26. Plastic_Mushroom_987

    Maybe stop bragging about your personal experiences. **Not everything needs to be a public diary entry. You don’t have to broadcast every personal detail for internet points—this weird compulsion to turn lived experience into content isn’t mandatory.**

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