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This message brought to you by Carl’s Jr. Carl’s Jr… “Fuck you, I’m eating.” But seriously—it depends. If someone actually uses the product, believes in it, and thinks others would benefit, that’s persuasion. If they’re just chasing a check, that’s manipulation. It’s not black-and-white, but the line is simple: are you acting in others' best interests, or your own?
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If you follow someone you would’ve followed anyway and you get a hundred sats, that’s just a bonus. Affiliate marketing works the same way—same basic rule I outlined above. But if you’re following or renoting someone just because you get the hundred sats... that’s like/follow-farming. People do like/follow-farming all the time. They’ll present the account as one thing until they get a pile of followers—or pay for a pile of followers and likes—and then they sell the account to someone who rebrands it. It’s less of an issue on Nostr since there’s no delete and there’s a permanent record of your posts, but most people don’t do their due diligence and verify. So if you get a hundred sats for following or renoting someone you would’ve followed/renoted anyway... that’s just a bonus. If you follow randos you wouldn't ordinarily follow and boost their posts for coin, you probably want to stay away from that. You have no idea what you’re actually supporting in the end.
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