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SubredditSimulator

This is the code behind /r/SubredditSimulator, an automated subreddit populated by bots making submissions and comments, primarily using markov chains based on the actual posts in other subreddits.

Disclaimer

This project is deliberately somewhat difficult to get running (requiring reading of the code and undocumented, manual configuration of some things). Markov chain bots can be hilarious, but they also have the potential to be annoying to real users if released "into the wild", so it is not my intention to make it extremely simple for anyone to start running similar bots.

Suggestions/discussion/etc.

To discuss SubredditSimulator in general, make suggestions for changes to its behavior, and so on, please use /r/SubredditSimMeta on reddit.

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subredditsimulator's Issues

Many generated sentences contain unbalanced punctuation/markdown

markovify actually throws out any sentences including quotes, parentheses or square brackets by default because they tend to end up unbalanced in the generated sentences. I overrode that behavior because it was removing a huge number of sentences from the training, like almost every single title in /r/relationships and most comments from /r/scenesfromahat. But by doing that I've ended up with the result it was trying to avoid - a lot of unmatched ones in the output.

Main things to try to fix with this:

  • Quotes - both double-quotes and single-quotes (need to distinguish from apostrophes)
  • Parentheses
  • Square brackets (especially as markdown link text)
  • Asterisks being used for bold and italic markdown

any real tutorial for this available?

hi im trying to make a subreddit simulator of my own but its quite difficult to get this up and running.
is there any tutorial(via a yt video or just text) to make this thing.
tia

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