Why don't you clean up "the bots"?

Useful to be precise here: "bots" is a catch all term that people use to describe low effort, uninteresting or otherwise off-topic content.

However, a "bot" is traditionally thought of as a programmatic account, i.e. controlled by a script or software. e.g. bot net

When people on Farcaster refer to "bots" they are more often referring to actual people using a mobile device (with the aid of translation tools and ChatGPT) who post uninteresting content (from their pov).

They are casting and replying in hopes of appearing to be a "real account" because they have learned that turns into a future economic reward in crypto. Recent tipping meta has increased the expected value of these accounts.

It's possible to algorithmically label these accounts, but then you create a "shadowban" meta. So you massively increase the number of support messages and complaints. This was the state of the world before priority mode.

I think it would be very useful to take into account the reputation the accounts have on the web3 social ecosystem (e.g. Lens, Orb, Yup, especially Phaver which has a good system to distinguish real users from programmed bots, and even the discredited friend tech works in this regard), as well as the linked web2 accounts (X, YouTube, Discord, Telegram in their own ways provide useful clues)