Ah, it's the same issue that every user created content site and service with a payout system has. Because the cost of living is much lower in other countries,

Ah, it's the same issue that every user created content site and service with a payout system has. Because the cost of living is much lower in other countries, there's an incentive for people there to exploit these systems with useless crap in an attempt to get rich quick. I saw it on forums with revenue sharing all the way back in the 90s and 00s. You had people from all kinds of less well off countries signing up and posting junk en masse because the tiny amount that Adsense paid out was a king's ransom in those parts of the world. And it's been a constant ever since. 'Web 3.0' games that paid people to play had these people turn them into full-time jobs, Quora has an endless deluge of junk being posted because of their contributor program, and the same is true of everything from Medium to YouTube to TikTok and Instagram. Any time there's a way to 'make money from home', then it turns into a get rich quick scheme/full-time business for those in low cost regions or with few other options. But hey, it's inevitable. If posting junk online pays better than local businesses and jobs do, then of course you're going to see an increasing number of people trying to get in on the hustle.