BCH Reply Guy
· 2w
What’s the solution to this problem?
I guess by discouraging spam, at least in a way that it won't be massive. All websites had to deal with low effort spam posts and some did it by limiting visibility of these users and pushing interesting content more.
Of course what is interesting is subjective but I guess low effort is easy to spot. Someone posting a picture of his dinner table or his/her plants. Who really cares?
Perhaps also the website can rank users into tiers and push the higher tiers more.
People will use a website for it's perceived value. That could be entertainment value, reliable information, niches etc. For example, read(.)cash used to have this niche where the BCH community, devs, companies etc, where posting. It was highly reliable information that generated value. It wasn't just the BCH community reading and taking part in these discussions. Basically, I don't want to discourage anyone but even those that exchange likes don't read each other's slop.