Commenting on others’ posts bypasses LinkedIn’s censorship

So I found a way to bypass LI’s censorship algorithms.

I can simply make comments on
*other people’s* posts.

Weird how I can get huge numbers of “likes” on other people’s posts here, but not on my own posts.

So … Imma gonna be commenting here more on other people’s posts : )

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Tom's notes 3

  1. Tom Kirkmanreplying to Cliff Findlay (MCIM)

    It's a pretty handsome duck.

    AI Censors love me here : )

  2. Tom Kirkmanreplying to Jon Burghardt

    LinkedIn really doesn't have to be boring. I've been on LinkedIn for 14 years. And have repeatedly advised readers that if they don't like what I write, to simply block me.

    For years, I wrote serious posts about international oil & gas and energy, to help educate others

    These days, mostly I write for my own amusement, and to play along with comments by others when I go veering off into the absurdly surreal little alternate universe of silliness which I've constructed here.

    Time travelling ducks and electric cows are topics I've covered extensively here, usually using surreal humor to encourage Critical Thinking in readers, and usually to deflate the pompous and generally idiotic governments and legacy media.

  3. Tom Kirkmanreplying to Bob Johnson

    that's odd. Maybe I've been poking the LinkedIn AI too hard and it is rebelling ?

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