“Farcaster must remove all the bots” 

This is a worrying line of thinking I’m seeing more often.

The argument goes that it’s not enough to hide uninteresting content. It *must* be removed from the protocol. 

That is, someone must judge the worthiness of accounts and delete them from the protocol.

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@farcon is an inflection point towards whatever direction people were already headed

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idk but i am grateful for this memetic truth 🥲

why does this meme format apply to any situation lol

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sorta fair, but you genuinely can't engage with everyone on the internet that dislikes what you do - you'll never get any work done

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everything in the universe is spam but the like <0.0001% anyways

I like casting, useful bots, thoughtful conversations, community, and URLtoIRL friends.

And turtles.

Twitter is worse. As long as those bots get hidden and disqualified from tips (so they don't dilute DEGEN), what is the big deal.

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