You may or may not have yet seen that the Thanks! post from earlier today is a copy and paste from The Zenith Education Layoffs page from Lay-off.com back in 2017. (Lots of hits and upvotes.)
So that leads me to this next thought. There are several posts here nearly every day that are random, vague, encourage interaction, could be relatable in virtually any corporation facing layoffs. (Do you still live in the city you were born in, Are you looking for a new job?) Also posts that include a tidbit of a fact from previous WFC posts, that makes it appear like it is from a Wells employee, but doesn't always feel genuine? Similarly, I’ve been seeing more copy/pasting of past posts that generated a lot of feedback.
I think there is a good chance Lay-off.com is paying people/employees to drive traffic to their website. Makes sense now that you think about it. I’ve noticed that advertising/ads have picked up, and that would certainly be the way to increase the number of hits to their site everyday and sell more ads.
Me thinks we have been bamboozled. Thoughts?