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Someone on Warpcast woke up one day and decided to create a frame that was later adopted by /degen and eventually by /warpcast . This frame classifies certain users as “real” while labeling others as spammers, effectively rendering them invisible on the platform.
I have no issue with efforts to sanitize the platform by removing bots and meaningless posts. My concern lies with the metrics used to make these distinctions.
Take a look at the blogs of some so-called “real users” with scores of 1 or 2. More often than not, their content consists of memes, casual greetings like “Hey,” “Whoa,” or “Huh,” and nothing of real substance. Meanwhile, some of the accounts labeled as spam often contain meaningful, educational, and informative content that genuinely add value to conversations. And yet, they are tagged as bots. This raises the question: what criteria were actually used to make these distinctions?
Everything reeks of manipulation.
The system is rigged.
Life ain't just fair
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