RE: What does onboarding 10,000 active users look like?

In fact the vast majority of people do not use bots, but interact themselves with people using these platforms - or at least intend to interact with actual people. I am very confident that every interaction they have undertaken with bots instead of people angers them.

https://edition.cnn.com/2025/01/03/business/meta-ai-accounts-instagram-facebook/index.html

Marky is a big fan of bots.

I am utterly opposed to bots.

While we are diametrically opposed on that issue, that does not mean we cannot agree on other matters. While Marky isn't opposed to bots at all, he is opposed to Leo claiming to have onboarded people they have not, regardless if they have onboarded bots or not.

Edit: There is a principle at issue and most people simply are blithely unaware of it at all. People are far more valuable than money. Mike Tyson stated that Don King (his manager/promoter) would sell his momma for a dollar. There are people that are incapable of considering other people as human beings like themselves. Psychopaths do not have fully functional brains, and do not have a conscience, or see others as anything but potential means of benefiting themselves.

The vast majority of people cannot fail to understand their mother is more important than any sum of money. The same is true of our children, our wives, husbands, and even our neighbors that we may not even like very much. Some people are broken enough to treat people poorly for profit. When this happens because of environmental circumstances, such people become sociopaths.

Healthy people have many values that exceed the worth of mere money.