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Well, the main protection is monetary cost of making a comment or post. And after that the algorithm sorts things by popularity. Isn't that enough?
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what if a bot could earn more sats on SN than it costs to post, it would still be making a profit
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That means that it made good content that people enjoyed, wouldn't it?
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So good bots are good, bad bots are bad
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Bots that behave exactly like humans are hard to prevent anyways
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then it would be a good bot
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What is the SN community's "bot defense" strategy? Can we detect or defend against the inflow of bots onto this platform as it gets more popular and lucrative?
Or should we welcome bots with open arms, value for value? May the best bot win?