“Bullshit websites” is a colloquial term typically used to describe websites that are:

1. Low-Quality or Deceptive

These sites often have:

• Clickbait titles with little useful content
• Poor grammar and formatting
• Misinformation or fake news
• Overloaded ads or pop-ups that interfere with reading
• Misleading claims, often to sell a product or service

2. Made Just for Profit

• Built to generate ad revenue with little concern for content quality.
• Filled with plagiarized or AI-generated content with no real value.
• Some are part of content farms — sites that mass-produce articles for SEO.

3. Scam or Malicious Sites

• Try to phish for personal info or install malware.
• Often disguise themselves as legitimate services or news.

4. Parody or Satirical Sites (sometimes)

• Some “bullshit websites” are intentionally absurd or fake, like The Onion, which is satirical and clearly not meant to deceive.
• These can be mistaken for real if the context isn’t clear.

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If someone says, “That’s a bullshit website,” they usually mean it’s unreliable, untrustworthy, or a waste of time.

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