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>Consensus cracking is a disinformation tactic that introduces doubt into established online agreements by posting plausible-sounding but unsubstantiated claims, aiming to fracture group consensus without offering real evidence; if countered, operators may escalate to “forum sliding” — flooding threads with noise to bury the discussion. It’s part of a broader playbook of influence operations, including FUD, sockpuppeting, and concern trolling, often used in psychological warfare or astroturfing campaigns by state or corporate actors seeking to manipulate public opinion online.

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