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I've been using Nextdoor to experiment with propaganda and lightly j-pill the normies. If you don't know, Nextdoor is a site that is Facebook-like, but centered around local communities. I like it because they have shit identity verification, so it's easy to have multiple profiles, overcome bans, and generally sow havoc.

Recently though I made a post about Judaism and immigration, and ran into something interesting. An AI profile that appeared to be local immediately started commenting for everyone to shup up and stop discussion, and the post was removed an hour later.

The shut-it-down profile had an AI generated profile photo and advertized a business located in California, with no real discussion of local topics. This is no surprise to anyone here, but the dead internet theory seems to have some credence in this case.

I still think Nextdoor is a decent tool for bringing up stuff you can't post on normie book, becuase again, bans are almost meaningless and there are lot of actual locals who use the site. It works especially well if you argue in bad faith about a topic by pretending to be in support of an obviously crazy or harmful idea, like talking about how its antisemitic to oppose transfaggotry. Try it out if you want to hire an electrician while also stirring up shit about kikes to your neighbors.