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Do you mint one new NFT per site? Then you impose an excessive burden on users per new site they visit. Do you mint one NFT per address? If blocking only appli
by nneonneo 4y ago
Do you mint one new NFT per site? Then you impose an excessive burden on users per new site they visit.
Do you mint one NFT per address? If blocking only applies to the one site, a malicious operator can just spam the next site using that address - after all, they own tons of addresses and have many sites to spam, and they can surely spam for at least a bit before getting caught (per site and per address).
If blocking is a public operation that gets you banned everywhere, well now one callous server owner can now disable your address’s ability to access anything.
I fail to see how Web3 NFTs solve any of these problems…
- x-complexity 4y agoIn all honesty, there's limited tooling to resolve the botspam issue: There's nothing special about a human that a curated algorithm/botfarm can't sufficiently mimic. No technology is the panacea to this solution. The only way out is to increase the costs for bots to such an extent that it becomes costly for them to operate. The methodology for performing this is still up for debate, but tracking of some form will have to exist (be it publicly-collated or privately-monitored or some blend of both).