Now that these are public, is there any reason to want to be verified anymore? IIRC, except for proving you are you (and not an imposter), nothing else is different.
The "quality filter" feature seems to be pretty vague. It gives examples of country of origin/automation/etc, but it seems like that could be used for any number of purposes, not that I'm going to dive into conspiracy theories.
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[ 2.9 ms ] story [ 23.3 ms ] threadThe "quality filter" feature seems to be pretty vague. It gives examples of country of origin/automation/etc, but it seems like that could be used for any number of purposes, not that I'm going to dive into conspiracy theories.