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Hey Territory Founders,
Inspired by this post #368635 by @south_korea_ln I thought this week's discussion could surround the recent surge of sat farmers on the site.
I have definitely noticed this in the sports territory. Some users posting very similar posts multiple times a day without context or engaging with the broader community. They are clearly trying to farm sats. I don't know if they are AI generated posts or not.
A way to combat this would be to increase the cost of posting but that may deter honest actors from posting as well.
My approach to dealing with these users was to first ignore their posts. Initially I was engaging and zapping every post made in the territory but this just encouraged farming posts, so I stopped doing that and focus now on zapping and engaging with posts that add value to the territory. Then I began downzapping the farming posts. And finally in one of my own posts I called out the user and stated that although I don't want to censor or mute them I would be downzapping all of their content. This seemed to have an impact and the posts have pretty much ceased.
What tactics are you taking in your territories to combat farming posts? It would be great to hear others ideas and strategies and get a discussion going.
Cheers,
GR
(50% of zaps will to @south_korea_ln. The other 50% will be donated to rewards)