Comment by noncoml
13 hours ago
I think the best example is Reddit. They are so amateurish in their ways to try to prevent bots that only makes the site more user hostile. The bots are still thriving.
13 hours ago
I think the best example is Reddit. They are so amateurish in their ways to try to prevent bots that only makes the site more user hostile. The bots are still thriving.
Reddit doesn't truly want to prevent bots necessarily. They want to drive engagement and time spent on their website.
they could always ask someone in YC companies, no excuses