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What is going on in here

mfers its bed time tho

99% of crypto & its companies are just massive circle jerks. Literal cash incinerators. What the fuck have people like Vitalik & Hosk been doing the last 3-5 years? Saw more growth & progress outta Twetch this summer than either of those cucks in years.

I have a lot of stuff.
I don’t really need much stuff.
I should have less stuff.
I don’t really use much stuff.
For the rest of the year I’m gonna give away a bunch stuff I don’t need to people who do need that stuff.
Does anybody need any stuff?

Oh my...Mama always said I was a cheap date.

What did I ever do to deserve such clout around here?

I’m sure someone already did a great writeup on this somewhere but I think Apple should buy Peloton.

No. I dont believe many bots actually follow anyone. If they do its 1 time fee to add your content in their feed. A more appropriate bot concept would be similar to Twitter’s promoted ads but w fees paid to target audience to push the post into their feed

This is a good point. However, Twetch’s main source of new users is Twitter recruits. If I am a new user I follow no one so my first experience/exposure is with the Latest feed. If that is completely inundated with Twitter content why would I pay to stay?

I actually do think that is different. My focus here is third party individuals creating bots to feed high profile twitter content into Twetch. I would feel the same way if it was similarly being fed from any other social media platform.

Challenge accepted, let me chew on this

Anyone who is following Or interacting with a bot is effectively paying an individual to feed them someone else’s content which is already available for free. I believe Twetch is striving to build a much more intelligent and valuable economy than that.

I could get behind the concept of bots that have the option to buy their way into your feed. This would incentivize automated content delivery. Bots would more likely be a product/service based function built to farm interactions or gather information.

If u want to pay to have 1 way interactions with bots delivering someone else’s already free Twitter content that is your prerogative. Too much of this bot activity will water down the Twetch experience & create a reverse flow of users back into Twitter.

Yea I dont see the point in paying a bot to include their content in your feed, just go read it on Twit for free. Nor do I want them to be removed. Having said that I do want them to stop clogging up the Latest feed.

Randy I’m always thinking, where the fuck u been?

I don’t want to pay to not see ads, I want to be paid to view them. My attention is the commodity in this transaction therefore it is the component of value.

Most bots exist with nearly zero interactions so I would argue the price isnt too cheap on the basis of virtually no ROI. My core issue is that they’re just third party operators feeding high profile Twitter content into Twetch. Its literally just noise.

An ability to search/follow subjects by way of hashtag underneath a separate tab may be worthwhile however could still be impacted by bot activity, although less likely. A way to mitigate this would be using something other than # leading the search term.

While the “following” tab is still clean, the “latest” tab is littered with bot activity, complicating the user’s ability to seek out new content.

I’ve stepped down from the cabinet and resumed my existence as an intergalactic renegade until further notice.

Could /pay me to blast em all w my death ray zorcher

Personally I wouldn’t take the time to mute bots, feels like having to earn a clean experience. Early on was an intrinsic value in Twetch made possible by the purity of the experience - the absolutely personal and unique content. This needs to be revived.

Flood of bots has absolutely been detrimental to Twetch appeal.

What about the leading decimal

Is this in inches?

$5 for a good one