Justice League: Ray Fisher responds to the use of the Snyder Cut campaign bot

The actor was quoted in a Rolling Stone article about the case.

After an article published rolling stone disclose that investigation reports by specialized companies indicated the use of bots in the campaign for Snyder Cutactor Ray Fisher commented on the situation on social networks. Cyborg’s interpreter in the film criticized the journalist behind the report, Tatiana Sigeland also stated that his team did not refuse to comment, as the site’s history claims.

in your first tweet about the subject Fisher He wrote:

Exclusive: Shrink reporter (Tatiana Siegel) fails to outshine digital release of Zack Snyder’s Justice League with garbled rant – Warner Bros. regrets.

Sources say the reporter is still suffering after her lies were exposed in 2021.”

Then the actor made another tweet with a reference to the magazine and the journalist, in which he states that the text of the article is incorrect regarding his mention:

“Rolling Stone and Tatiana Siegel should correct this article immediately!

Neither I nor anyone on my team has NEVER “refused to comment for Rolling Stone”.

In addition, this type of rumor-based reporting is offensive, dangerous, and deliberately avoids facts.”

Chief Editor rolling stone, Noah Shachtmanshared parts of emails exchanged with Fisher’s team in which Siegel says his sources said they believe the actor. “Worked with Zack Snyder to arm the SnyderCut fandom and it is said that you did it to help him get what he wanted from Warner Bros. How will you answer?. In a second email, the journalist, after receiving no response, contacted the team again, saying they would have to say he declined to comment if nothing was said.

An excerpt from an email from reporter Tatiana Siegel to Ray Fisher’s team, published by the editor-in-chief of Rolling Stone.

According to Shachtman, this was part of several attempts to contact the actor. Fisher disputed this, stating that the image of the email in question cut off part of the text that had the response deadline changed. This is because Siegel originally gave them an answer by 6:00 pm, but in a second email, he stated that the deadline was 5:00 pm.

“Nice try, but you cut out some of those emails where Tatiana Siegel changed the deadlines for my team,” Fischer wrote on twitter. “Trying to turn half a letter into ‘gotcha’ will get you nowhere, Noah Shachtman. Rolling Stone, please control your employees. It’s shameful and amateurish.”

So much actor as much as he snyder decided to continue promoting the film’s digital release today. So far, none of them have commented on the situation.

This is not the first time the director and his fans have been accused of using bots in your campaigns. After Snyder won both audience-selected categories at this year’s Oscars, an article from the website Wrapper claimed that this could have happened with fake auto-accounts.