No way. Bots are what keep Steemit interesting. While many people think of things like bidbots as cheap (In the moral sense, not financial) ways to grow, they're nearly the only way to grow right now in Steemit. Without some way of introducing new bloggers, there will be a few people that everyone knows about, the people they endorse/support/upvote, and niche groups with only a few followers and bloggers.
Keep in mind, Bidbots arent the only kind of bot. D.Tube, Busy.org, Musing.io, you name it, any other large platform connected to Steemit is automated and would be considered a bot. Steemit Inc. has created ways to build upon Steemit, to build your own platform, so they definitely wouldn't want that to stop.
No way. Bots are what keep Steemit interesting. While many people think of things like bidbots as cheap (In the moral sense, not financial) ways to grow, they're nearly the only way to grow right now in Steemit. Without some way of introducing new bloggers, there will be a few people that everyone knows about, the people they endorse/support/upvote, and niche groups with only a few followers and bloggers.
Keep in mind, Bidbots arent the only kind of bot. D.Tube, Busy.org, Musing.io, you name it, any other large platform connected to Steemit is automated and would be considered a bot. Steemit Inc. has created ways to build upon Steemit, to build your own platform, so they definitely wouldn't want that to stop.
If the witnesses agree, then yes.
Many want this but sure not possible