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Not All Duplicates Are Coordination: Generic vs. Non-Generic Duplicate Campaigns in Information Operations
Duplicate content is widely used to study coordinated behavior in social media information operations (IOs), but not all repetition provides equally meaningful evidence of coordination. Generic, reusable, or low-information posts may create noisy account-account links when projected into coordinatio
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