No current social network can be bot-proof. And Lemmy is in the most unprotected situation here, saved only by his low fame. On Twitter, I personally have already banned about 15000 Russian bots, but that’s less than 1% of the existing ones. I’ve seen the heads of bots with 165000 followers. Just imagine that all 165000 will register accounts on Lemmy, there is nothing to oppose them. I used to develop a theory for a new social network, where bots could exist as much as he want, but could not influence your circle of subscriptions and subscribers. But it’s complicated…

Warm, the cat really liked to warm his nose among the lamps, lying on the speaker

It’s just a great iron thick case from the UPS, there’s a supply transformer from the amp 😏

Yeah, but we were celebrating HER birthday! 😁

Yeah, I think I had a five digit, but I’m not sure

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