Degen

We did a deep dive into this today. Main takeaways:

1. The "bots" are humans and we catch a lot of them. 

2. They target famous accounts like @zachxbt a lot more often. 

3. They're evolving to only like/recast spamming

1/5 Web3 social isn’t about followers and engagement—it’s about access. Your social score determines what you can and can’t do. If it’s too low, you might be blocked from launching a token, claiming bounties, receiving airdrops, participating in e-commerce, or even getting a loan—all directly in the feed. As this evolves, people will want to know why they’re disqualified and how to improve.

Having a clear guide or manifesto could really help users understand the platform's purpose, how to make the most out of it, and the rules for interaction and growth in this space. It should be clear for both new users and existing members. The appeal here is that it’s different from Web2 networks, but since most people transition from Web2, they can get confused at first.