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Of course it might be genuine, but there's also a history of r/LegalAdviceUK getting a number of creative writing exercises. See this post: https://old.reddit.c
by xioxox 10mo ago
Of course it might be genuine, but there's also a history of r/LegalAdviceUK getting a number of creative writing exercises. See this post: https://old.reddit.com/r/LegalAdviceUK/comments/1loyctr/ragebait_astroturfing_misinformation_heres_some/ https://old.reddit.com/r/LegalAdviceUK/comments/1loyctr/rage...
- JimDabell 10mo agoWhy use the “creative writing exercise” euphemism that obscures the dishonesty? Call them liars, fakes, frauds, or whatever.
- bityard 9mo agoI used to follow a few personal finance and FIRE subs. Pretty much all of them had surprising number of creative writing exercises too: "I just inherited $10 million from a dead relative I never knew, what should I do?" Or: "I sold my online business for $37 million, is this enough to retire on?" These daydreamers always create fresh throwaway accounts and usually never come back to answer clarifying questions. If they do, their answers are vague and unhelpful.
- morkalork 9mo agoMany in the personal finance subs are hooks leading users to one scam or another. Mostly some mild and worthless ebook or course you pay for.