Fake algorithm: it pinpoints wording—recognizes only keywords/terms—so you can get around it by rephrasing, like “making friends,” or “showing up around,” and it’ll pass.


Real algorithm: the content you post is only part of the factors; what matters more is your behavior after posting that article—for example, if in the article’s comment section there are dense instances of mutual xx behavior, then it’s equivalent to you clearly signaling that you’re posting xx.
Actually, this isn’t necessarily a bad thing. Previously, when opening the homepage, it was nothing but requests for xx, and blue-check xx—there wasn’t really anything else to look at.
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