Can we be more specific as to the price change and number of packs issued?

It can absolutely come true. Of course, we know that the modern mechanic to stopping bots is not foolproof. So this proposal could use some alterations, it needs more teeth. If you want to reduce the harm

Is the issue about the concern that bot farm operators may find workarounds to still be able to infiltrate? Or is it just a few people who want to protect their mining operations?

They have over 50k accounts, they win trade, and cycle through accounts. With this holding account alone, they could support 2,372 accounts. You might think, "Well that's great we're minimizing

This does nothing to stop the largest bot farm. The largest bot farm has a holding account with over 45 million Collection Power just ready to be delegated at any time. Let's stop fooling ourselves here.

Two questions... If bots were completely banned across the board, how would that change your approach toward Splinterlands and how would you change your asset holding strategy? Since the game is stressful

It may be finally here and it is a twist the ecosystem needs. On the other side, the community burned itself to the ground and almost everyone who has any sort of stake in the ecosystem left has a plot.

Botting... that's a paddlin'

Might as well build your own. MQ4 was actually the first programming language I learned.

It's amusing how MSP (the airport) is like a mini-Mall of America. Mall of America is really hard to complete everything in one day. Prices are not crazy, but if you're expecting to find deals, you're

I was under the impression that the vote was like the wrestling trope of the "Retirement Match" or "Loser Leaves Town Match", I was sort of surprised that this didn't end up happening...

I'm more concerned about the human response to AI than AI themselves. Automation and innovation are generally good things, there are so many tasks that are dangerous, fatiguing, repetitive, and inefficient

My hope was that they would change their name and that would reduce confusion and improve SEO. But instead they just made a small name change. It doesn't change anything at all really. The confusion will

Everyone was stunned. Brokers went under as a result.

Protests and rioting in France is something that happens annually. Many are left to shrug wondering if this time is different.

They couldn't come to terms with Google Cloud and AWS...

As someone who has spent some formative years going to Waffle House and been to WaHos in 8 different states, it plays a big role in Southern culture (especially in Atlanta). Would I say necessarily they're

GLG made a "splash" with the whole Pump & Burn scandal. There is absolutely no marketing for this game. They chose the wrong sport to start with, it would have much easier to go straight

I'd argue that the name 'LeoThreads' should be changed to something that is independent of a "crypto" name.

It's been that way for a few months. Some would say "LOAD UP!"... I'm more inclined to be looking at the price of node licenses if I'm a developer to enable people to have more use cases for