right now, the largest accounts—those with 300k+ followers—receive roughly the same amount of likes as accounts with 50k followers; this is a problem 

if we continue to add bots at current pace, there will be accounts here with 1M+ followers receiving <50 likes per cast 

if this happens, it will most certainly be the death of the network as a “ghost town” narrative will form & ultimately takeover 

too many games & protocols have succumbed to the same future not to make this the #1 priority right now

so, fuck the dau figures; fuck the vanity following figures; we must kill the bots & cleanse the network 

imo, this becomes an existential risk if it’s not already

The bot paradox is a natural concern for any new platform with deeply iconic traits and can be solved with fairness, onchain verification, and a perpetual high intensity offchain word of mouth messaging awareness campaign focused on ecosystems, people, industry & culture.

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Fairness and onchain verification are key to building trust, but a strong marketing strategy is equally crucial for widespread adoption.

Fairness and on-chain verification can indeed alleviate bot concerns. Offchain word-of-mouth campaigns can also help build trust and credibility, especially when highlighting ecosystem benefits and cultural relevance.