> What is bot logic exactly?

Ill thought out logic like your own. I think you are likely a bot at this point.

It's not likely, because that's not something that people are likely to do. Only a bot like yourself with a poor model of the world will do this type of thing. It will be amusing to see the AI bots trying to run the scam you are describing and then nobody will contribute to the fake projects... except other fake AI contributors.

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rtdq 2 hours ago | parent [-]

Dude, you're claiming that there's no likelihood of people getting swindled out of their money by handing it over to strangers. So your reaction is to play the bot card? We're done. You're clearly not arguing in good faith here.

	▲	rglullis an hour ago \| parent [-]
		> people getting swindled out of their money by handing it over to strangers. I think that OP is trying to say is that there is very little reason for a human to go through the trouble of contributing to a "plausible looking fake repo". To get to the point that a repo starts to attract interest from other contributors, that project needs to have actual utility. Who in their right mind would jump into opening a PR from projects they never used? And if the project does get used to the point that it attracts people interested in contribute to improve it, wouldn't it mean that we've achieved https://xkcd.com/810 ?