>prevents a bunch of crap that site operators just don't want to deal with >I don't see any alternative services with this level of ease of use. Both of these

>prevents a bunch of crap that site operators just don't want to deal with >I don't see any alternative services with this level of ease of use. Both of these boil down to laziness, IMHO. And for how awful they are for half the internet, that's not okay to me. Not as a user or as a developer. When a user requests a site they expect to get the site. When you utterly disregard their utterly reasonable expectation and force them to train someone's ML algorithm for free for a minute or two you utterly destroy the user experience. If that's my experience as a user, your entire site gets an instant 1/10 rating from me. I'll likely leave instantly and never return.