Are Skool automation communities just AI-farmed echo chambers?
Upset-Delay9810 · reddit · 2026-11-13
A Redditor complains that finding a normal workflow tutorial now inevitably funnels you into a Skool community, where comment sections and "success stories" look entirely AI-generated — generic LLM hype and recycled buzzwords. The post captures how mass-produced AI content is polluting the tutorial/community ecosystem: search results captured by funnel pages, authentic experience drowned out by AI-farmed echo chambers.
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