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a term used to describe the practice of enticing social media users to like and share posts in order to gain followers or spread misinformation
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Like-farming is a deceptive practice used by some social media users to gain a large following by posting engaging content.
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I heard that like-farming is a big thing on Facebook, where people try to get as many likes as possible on their posts.
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Some people try to pull off like-farming on Instagram to boost their follower count.
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Like-farming is like planting seeds of engagement and watching them grow into a thriving social media presence.