The tool isn't calling anything, it's a forced answer. People just want to believe I guess.

Since I'm forced to use the official app, the subs I mod are going to shit. The hidden tools and cluttered interface impose a real challenge to properly investigate reported posts and users.

So now I just do the bare bare minimum and basically flip a coin when wondering to remove stuff. And boy oh boy it already shows.

To me it's more amazing that people take a bot, that's hypothesizing about a loaded question by alleging possible reasons, as facts.

Define "here"

This isn't bound to one production company. Close to every car video prod does this if there's expected damage.

I do the opposite. Admit to every single thing, keep'em guessing what's true.

Excuse me for asking but.. So? Why should I care about this?

Ah the magic of buffers.