> Nobody wants to see bots. Then their broken algorithm calls someone a bot who is not. Well, they're blocked from everyone, because nobody wants to see bots. T

> Nobody wants to see bots. Then their broken algorithm calls someone a bot who is not. Well, they're blocked from everyone, because nobody wants to see bots. That's the same as the status quo. I want to see some bots but not others, but still, I want the choice to be mine. That's the most important thing to me, choice, because it leads to control. Aside from that, I don't mind their broken algorithm because: a) The perfect is the enemy of the good b) We agreed that I get to choose (whether I see bots and which bots/kind-of-bots I see) For instance, why can I not given some kind of confidence level? Surely their algorithm gives a score, so then I could say "If you think someone is >= 75% likely to be a bot, don't show me them, otherwise, do".