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> . You only have this problem when your restaurant is in such high demand that it’s worthwhile to be targeted by bots. Why wouldn't bots buy up every table in
by autoexec 3y ago
> . You only have this problem when your restaurant is in such high demand that it’s worthwhile to be targeted by bots.
Why wouldn't bots buy up every table in every restaurant everywhere no matter how busy they normally are? It costs basically nothing. That way you'll be forced to pay money to some app just to get a table anywhere. Restaurants that don't want to be exploited this way will have to either stop accepting reservations or spend a bunch of time and money fighting bots.
- SOLAR_FIELDS 3y agoNo incentive to do so? I can’t speak to the motivations or lack thereof, I can only say (as someone who eats out fairly frequently) that this is a non issue for all but the most in demand restaurants. In my metro area of 1.2 million I can count the restaurants that have had issues with this on one hand.