Some users and I have noticed a few posts here--and across other win pages--have been created by brand new accounts, which will likely never post again. I've seen them called spam, bots, and shills, but the posts here are usually on-topic for this board, anyway. Ones that aren't can be properly reported and presumably removed in good time.

So, is this really a problem? If so, what should be done? This board is essentially founded upon anti-censorship sentiment. Auto-modding is a no-go (I think). If it isn't a problem, I'll ask this in some fairness to those seeing a problem: how much is too much? How will you be able to tell and still be able to fix it? Tagging u/DomitiusOfMassilia. I see you've been removing some days-old posts like these recently. Is there an unwritten rule that users should be participants of their respective communities before making posts?

We've reached another season of businesses "proudly" "outing" themselves, and I'm hoping to find some alternative places (or brands) to shop from.
I bookmarked a couple of conservative (say, pro-Trump and/or neocon) sites in the past to potentially find places to buy from (1 [archived 2 months ago] and 2), but they are not necessarily kept up-to-date and possibly themselves sketchy sites. And certainly no single congregated list is going to perfectly align with my (or your) personal values. So, if you have a site or other resource you can share somewhat publically, please do so.
Also bookmarked a site supposedly specific to products not made in China (most recently archived last year). Also also, I will mention u/theimpossible1's post here from several days ago for posterity's sake.