Yes but the incentive to game something is significantly reduced if it is not fast, not centralized, and doesn't have a large audience. You cannot deny that ha

Yes but the incentive to game something is significantly reduced if it is not fast, not centralized, and doesn't have a large audience. You cannot deny that having a huge, million+ global audience makes gaming MORE lucractive. With small, indepedent websites, none of which have a massive audience, gaming and scams are much less worth a scammer's time.