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Problem is, the picador does this again and again and again, never making a positive contribution, while their targets are often chosen precisely for their prominence.

A moderator too wrapped up in rule by technicality (or too lazy to look at context) will then come down as harshly as they can on the author of the flagged comment, and give the picador a total pass.

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There's always a class of "picador" users who will poke and prod and provoke just up to the line where the rules are, then flag the response.

To add insult to injury, when I tried contacting them about it, I had to run the gauntlet of what I call the "AI Picador," which throws as many roadblocks as possible in your path, before allowing connection to a human.

There's always a class of "picador" users who will poke and prod and provoke just up to the line where the rules are, then flag the response.

To add insult to injury, when I tried contacting them about it, I had to run the gauntlet of what I call the "AI Picador," which throws as many roadblocks as possible in your path, before allowing connection to a human.