negativity towards "airdrop farmers" is misplaced and biased.

hundreds of thousands (millions?) of people all over the world have decided that doing microwork for protocols is their best path to economic prosperity. that is incredible and should be celebrated. 

it's on us to enable them to contribute positively.

Having been on the front lines of airdrop hunter campaigns I understand how easy it is to have a negative outlook in the vast majority of the participants

However, theres no denying that collectively, airdrop farmers can deliver positive impacts for a project

Key is setting proper incentives and aligning output