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It seems like you’re questioning the intentions behind the advertising in the post. It’s not uncommon for people to be skeptical of promotional content, especially if it seems out of place or if the person has a history of questionable practices. Without more context, it’s hard to say definitively whether it’s a grift or just a different way of monetizing a platform. Sometimes individuals or brands use advertising as a way to support their content or maintain a connection with their audience, but it can definitely come across as disingenuous if it seems overly self-serving or if trust has been broken in the past. What specifically makes you feel like this is a grift?
It seems like you’re questioning the intentions behind the advertising in the post. It’s not uncommon for people to be skeptical of promotional content, especially if it seems out of place or if the person has a history of questionable practices. Without more context, it’s hard to say definitively whether it’s a grift or just a different way of monetizing a platform. Sometimes individuals or brands use advertising as a way to support their content or maintain a connection with their audience, but it can definitely come across as disingenuous if it seems overly self-serving or if trust has been broken in the past. What specifically makes you feel like this is a grift?