scottgal

It sounds like a social network that kind of punishes participation...why would you recommend anyone if it could damage your reputation. The social contract that's supposed to underly social networks does this anyway; someone who retweets / toots bots gets a bad reputation adn loses followers. It's just the bots got really good at spoofing the social graph too...an llm can gain reputation by recommending humans just like humans can.

Very nice, I'm working on something in the same space for HTTP based sites. Freeware bot & automation protection https://github.com/scottgal/stylobot

The memory in the servers & energy became more expensive...so to justify keeping them they need to charge more for their use.