Having to self identify does ruin the whole point of satire, doesn’t it?
Many years ago, I posted a satire piece here about Microsoft relocating to Vancouver, due to all the taxes they had in Seattle. I got a lot of people going on that one because it was so believable. That's the fun of good satire - seeing how many people initially fall for it.
On the other hand, bad satire just looks clumsy and foolish. There's a fine line between the two.