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/r/SeattleWA · Oct 12, 2026, 9:45 PM

I originally commented a version this on one of them, but noticed a couple others as I scrolled so decided to make a thread to alert people on what to look for and hopefully give the mods an idea as well. This , this , and this are all fully AI generated. While I would like to hope a lot of people can tell, I think this may surprise people who don't have an idea as to the current capabilities of AI text generation. In this case, it was a little easier to notice because these are new accounts using the cheap tier of generators, and it still has a lot of obvious tells like the constant new paragraphs for almost every sentence, the incessantly repeated "setup:lame joke, setup:lame joke, setup:lame joke" in almost every sentence and in the titles, and the strange "example jokes", and the excellent grammar on accounts with many other comments that are, to say the least, not particularly impressive in that regard. You don't have to take my word for it, as I confirmed all of these using the best detector there is (a lot of people have a mistaken impression, largely driven by AI plagiarists, that text detection isn't reliable, but this is not at all the case with Pangram, which is extremely good and has a 0.0041% false positive rate), and you can plug them into your detector of choice. Or just read them, as I think it's pretty obvious. I don't personally have a vendetta against AI stuff in general. Some people might not mind engaging with it, although I'd say maybe you could have as much fun arguing with the Google search bot or something. What I don't like about it is that it's really low effort. I personally think these posts I linked are shit, and really annoying. Sorry if you liked them. But the detectors might not always work that well, and I'd really like to see an obligation to at least tag them as "AI generated post" so people who want to engage with that at least know.

/r/Issaquah · Oct 12, 2026, 9:41 PM

So my mom's cats are picky eaters and she always foists off her extras on me. My cats are also picky and so they don't want it either. I now have.... fifty-ish cans of cat food? Mostly Fancy Feast but there are a few other brands in there (some Purina Pro Plan, some Chewy brand, etc.) Any idea where to take it? Anyone here want it?

/r/TacomaWA · Oct 12, 2026, 9:37 PM

Hey everyone! I am starting a BPD peer group in Pierce County. My friend had said she started her knitting group using Reddit so I thought I would give it a try. Feel free to share and the link is just an interest form! Thank you!

/r/LynnwoodWA · Oct 12, 2026, 9:20 PM

Hello I’m currently homeless, i’ve had good rental history all my life but unfortunately i fell into a bad stage where i lost my job and i got evicted. We are currently working again now and can pay for something affordable, we don’t have criminal history or do any drugs. I’m not asking for hand outs just some trust so we can get back on our feet. I’ve been sleeping in the car with my dog for over a month now and would really love sleeping under a roof.

/r/WestSeattleWA · Oct 12, 2026, 9:20 PM

A couple years ago I posted on here to get this thing going and I've been really fortunate to meet so many awesome people this way. Those in the picture are from the group of people I met through hosting at my place and I'm always open to seeing who else out there might want in! We keep it pretty light with mostly party-style games that take about 5-10 minutes to explain because we like to keep the pace moving and the energy up so super deep games that take an hour to learn aren't in the mix. It's mostly about hanging out and just having a good time while we try to kill each other or whatever the objective in the game is. I host in Arbor Heights in West Seattle, typically at about 4 on Sundays. I used to offer Friday and Saturday nights and might again at some point but not at the moment. If that sounds interesting to you, DM me and I'll give you an invite to our WhatsApp group for new players. Hope to see ya around!

/r/SeattleWA · Oct 12, 2026, 9:19 PM

A couple years ago I posted on here to get this thing going and I've been really fortunate to meet so many awesome people this way. Those in the picture are from the group of people I met through hosting at my place and I'm always open to seeing who else out there might want in! We keep it pretty light with mostly party-style games that take about 5-10 minutes to explain because we like to keep the pace moving and the energy up so super deep games that take an hour to learn aren't in the mix. It's mostly about hanging out and just having a good time while we try to kill each other or whatever the objective in the game is. I host in Arbor Heights in West Seattle, typically at about 4 on Sundays. I used to offer Friday and Saturday nights and might again at some point but not at the moment. If that sounds interesting to you, DM me and I'll give you an invite to our WhatsApp group for new players. Hope to see ya around!

/r/SeattleWA · Oct 12, 2026, 9:19 PM

Seattle's tax collections more than tripled from $900 million in 2013 to $2.8 billion in 2026 , outpacing population growth by over five times. Between 2013 and 2025, the report found: Seattle taxes increased 172% Taxes adjusted for inflation increased 81% Population increased 31% Employment increased 23% Inflation increased 50%

/r/Seattle · Oct 12, 2026, 9:18 PM

A couple years ago I posted on here to get this thing going and I've been really fortunate to meet so many awesome people this way. Those in the picture are from the group of people I met through hosting at my place and I'm always open to seeing who else out there might want in! We keep it pretty light with mostly party-style games that take about 5-10 minutes to explain because we like to keep the pace moving and the energy up so super deep games that take an hour to learn aren't in the mix. It's mostly about hanging out and just having a good time while we try to kill each other or whatever the objective in the game is. I host in Arbor Heights in West Seattle, typically at about 4 on Sundays. I used to offer Friday and Saturday nights and might again at some point but not at the moment. If that sounds interesting to you, DM me and I'll give you an invite to our WhatsApp group for new players. Hope to see ya around!

/r/AskSeattle · Oct 12, 2026, 9:09 PM

What breweries in Ballard would be a good fit for Having an indoor area for a group get together (8-10 people) on a Tuesday night without a big hassle. Have good food options that cater to a lot of people, vegetarians/vegans included bonus if it has some activities for kids 6-11 years old

/r/PuyallupWA · Oct 12, 2026, 9:05 PM

Hey everyone! I am starting a BPD peer group in Pierce County. My friend had said she started her knitting group using Reddit so I thought I would give it a try. Feel free to share and the link is just an interest form! Thank you!

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