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Bots increase online user engagement but stifle meaningful discussion, study shows
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Exactly what the big platforms want, and exactly what's different about Lemmy. Low-volume, high-quality interactions
You realize that the only reason Lemmy hasn't become so enshitified is because the user base is too small for the corpos to seriously target it yet. The day Lemmy has more than a million users the army of bots will not be too far behind.
The cool thing is that instances can decide on their own if they want to tolerate that or not