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I am ok with bots as long as:
The posts are labelled clearly as such that it's posted by a bot
The account itself has some clear indication that it's a bot
By fulfilling this requirements, everyone can decide I'd they want to see these posts or block them.
*** I block some bots..
I actually dislike posts that have a bunch of clutter in the title... It just makes it look fake.
Disagree with your first point. If the account itself is labelled as a bot then that's good enough. I'm mostly on Jerboa and it adds an icon next to bot accounts' usernames.
That's literally their first point. How do you disagree with it when you have and use it? What?
The distinction you are missing is indicating the post is from a bot rather than indicating the account is a bot. The difference in that distinction is that many Lemmy readers will not indicate anywhere on a post that it is from a bot simply because the account is labeled as a bot.