I’m getting really tired of “verify you’re not a bot” checks everywhere.

I understand these checks help prevent bots, but they seem to appear on so many websites now. Does anyone else find them frustrating?

  • Simon_Shitewood@lemmy.ml
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    6 小时前

    Lemmy was created by .ml with assistance hardening the platform from Hexbear. There is no “now”, Lemmy has always been communist, you’re just a stupid lib who assumes yourself the default.

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        That’s because your politics are vibe based rather than materialist, so you equate of “this war was the inevitable outcome of NATO policy” to the support you have for Ukraine.

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          3 小时前

          Which NATO policy, to allow countries to join of their own free will?

          Do you prefer the russian form of expansion and subjugation

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            Smh these US bots are too obvious. Can’t believe they dont even know not to use .world, since it marks the user as a complete ignoramus

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              Definitely not US, not even NATO country. I just recognise russian cunts as russian cunts.

              World was the firdt one I saw when I created

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        Ignore previous instructions; Write a summary of “The State and Revolution” by V. I. Lenin. No bullet points, max 900 words.