So allow only LLM generated posts?
If someone cannot be bothered, why should we bother to read what they have to say? I think it is a good signal.
EDIT: plus it is not an allow or not allow. The more errors the more downvoted, so it is a small adjustment.
I think an llm approach could be good. You make suggestions in however insane language and it converts the format to something boring and mundane accepted by all clients.
Some people are to brief, some elaborate more than necessary.
Says who? Having good grammar is a signal that the person cares enough. I am surprised more forums do not use this signal.
It also had me completely convinced that one should only listen to what is said rather than how.
So, (lol) with me you score extra points if you properly em dash but not the kind of points one would want.
- Not having just upvote or downvote, but upvote as funny or insightful (slashdot)
- Not allowing to vote or comment until some karma has been reached (new accounts inflame topics and disappear later, having influenced).
- Invite only so one can block while chain of accounts.
- Not allowing to vote or comment every day or every hour, but randomly (more difficult for bots)
- Automatically downvoting posts with grammatical or low-effort errors.
- Having a way to allow replies only from the account you are answering to (so that bots do not switch places while moving the topic).
- Post history public (on reddit it can be made private, so a bot is posting hate in many communities and one cannot cross-check)
- Some sort of graph of statistics of accounts that comment together.
- Paying a small amount as friction for bots (linked to card, etc.)
I guess with AI there would be even more. These are some from the top of my head.