2026-01-15 20:45:18

Policies restricting AI-generated content are actually a positive development, especially for the discussion platforms within the crypto community.

Over the past year, nearly 90% of comment sections have been flooded with AI spam content, and this measure can significantly alleviate that problem. More importantly, we can finally see real people beneath the discussions, rather than machine-generated clutter. This return to genuine interaction is what the community truly needs — to let sincere discussions take the lead again🙌

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BlockchainArchaeologist

· 3h ago

It was about time to take action. This year has been almost unbearable with robots bothering us. --- Really, constantly seeing generated content is like reading spam emails. Now, it's better. --- Haha, now those AI farms might lose their jobs. I don't care. --- That's right. It's really comfortable to see real people discussing now, much better than before. --- But it still depends on execution. Otherwise, it’s just empty talk. --- The claim that 90% is garbage is exaggerated... I think it's more like 50-60%. Never mind, not going to be too strict. As long as it gets clearer and cleaner. --- The community needs this kind of cleanup. Without sincerity, there's no point in discussing. --- This is the most meaningful policy adjustment I've seen. --- Finally, no more arguing with robots. Feels great.

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BlockchainFries

· 3h ago

Really, I wholeheartedly support this wave of policies. The AI water army in the comment section has been annoying for a long time, and finally someone has taken action. Wait, why did those bots suddenly all disappear? This is what normal discussion should look like. But to be honest, I am still a bit worried... If this is truly enforced, I fear there will be new tricks to bypass it again. I believe the figure of 90% garbage content, during the spammy times, was really despairing. Well, now we can finally see clearly who is genuinely communicating. The community should come alive now, no more all robots arguing.

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ChainDoctor