this post was submitted on 19 Jan 2024
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How do you know the bots aren't already here? What security fortress does Lemmy have that reddit doesn't which stops bots from being here?
I don't anymore, but it definitely still doesn't feel anywhere near as bad as reddit is.
In the past, the security fortress Lemmy has had that reddit doesn't is the userbase being too small for organizations to feel astroturfing is worth their time.