alt Hacker NewsIf a scammer, advertiser, or some other form of spammer can get a payout just 1% of the time, they will be willing to pay much more than the average person posting the average tweet.
If you make everything explicitly transactional, you will be left with only people trying to make a profit.
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echelon • today at 12:03 AM
You have the graph of everything you follow, the graph of what they like, second order graphs ...
There are so many heuristics and models you can use to filter.
Penis enlargement spam is worth like $0.00000001 per message. Any number higher than that makes them lose money. The real problem is that nobody will post on a social media network where you have to pay to post.